Coughlin High School - Breidlin Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1958 volume:

X ,W MZ QW Nwwxxm-Q w 198 6 'J 'N Jamefi Ill. Couglnlin Higls School Volume' XXXV lVIQmber N. S P A Jamm Ili. Coughlin High School 14 ma Mater by Bessie Stella Iones '07 Hail ! to Coughlin, Alma Mater, Stepping stone to fame, For the student and the athlete with his zeal aflame. Chorus Winning in the field and forum, Keep the goal in viewg Shout in chorus for our banner, Wave the Red and Blue. When Life's noontime joy has vanished Lost in reverie, Like the glory of the sunset School-day dreams we see. Pleasant memories cluster 'round it, Of its prestige proud, While the promise of the future, Beams through every cloud. Table of Con ten M ADMINISTRATION Board of Education-Supervisors Faculty-Maintenance CLASSES National Honor Society-Senior Classes-fHomerooms-Candids ACTIVITIES Publications-Drarnatics-Clubs- Outing- Music -May Day SPORTS Football-Basketball-Wrestling - Baseball-Track-Girls' Sports ?v vd In a recent issue of the Saturday Evening Post, in one of a series called The Face of America , was pictured a great black oak grown from an acorn which fell to the ground soon after Columbus came to the New World. The description goes on to say that the tree was already ancient when the Dutch traders came to New Amsterdam and when Thomas Iefferson signed the Declaration of Independence. By World War I, the oak was five hundred years old. It is a magnificent specimen, ninety feet high with its bole nineteen feet, nine inches around. The sight of this great tree prompts us to say that, indeed, great oaks from little acorns growvg and the picture of its greatness makes us feel ambi- tious and humble. May we compare the class of 1958 to the small acorn when, in 1946, the members of the class entered first grade. Through the twelve years that have fol- lowed we have grown like the oak reaching upward and outward. We have grown physically, mentally, and spiritually. A well-planned curriculum, fine buildings, skilled teachers and administra- tors have helped. We hope that the class of 1958 has been worthy of all the influ- ences that have helped its members grow. We go out into a hectic and turbulent world knowing that our roots have been firmly planted in the good soil of a fine education, which will certainly be the influencing force in helping us to understand the challenges and chances of this modern world. We are young and ambitious and will endeavor to fulfill our dreams. But we are also humble, as those must be who realized ,how wide the world stands out around us and how great are the challenges which we must accept. As time goes by, it is hoped that this book will become a source of happy reminiscences of the years of growing- the green yearsf' May we who have had the pleasure of producing the Breidlin wish all of the seniors the very best in life as you grow like the great oak in strength, and dignity, and peace. Princqzal Mr. Francis T. Truscott A fine school is many years in the making. The foundation and structure can be laid and built in a few months, the material and the furniture can be bought for money, the name on its wall, inscribed in large letters, spells out james M. Coughlin High Schoolv. These letters, too, Were had for money. The structure of Wood, steel, and stone took only a short time to buildg but the school has taken many years in the making. Our school is built on a foundation of strong character. And strong char- acter has a powerful influence over others. Mr. Frances T. Truscott and his prede- cessors have built our foundation. Our principal has helped build a structure made of trust, loyalty, honesty, sincerity, and dedication. He is a builder with these qualities which, in turn, per- meate the faculty and student body. If these qualities were not part of our school, surely it would crumble. Coughlin has, indeed, taken many years in the making. It is made of the finest materialg and it is kept strong by Mr. Truscott, one of our finest builders. 14AAiA tant Princqnaf Mr, Thomas E. Bradley W office Staff Left io riqhi: Mrs. Robert Appleby, Miss Edith M. Du X ZYDQD 44 91 'All 0 o A o eight nine Mr. Allen E. Bacon Superin ten den t The continuing spirit of Coughlin is revealed 14AAi6fdhf Superintendent Mr. Walter C. Wood 0 Seated Cleft to rightlz Mr. Ioseph F. De Vizia, Mr. Harry R. Gillman, Dr. Iohn T. Valenti, presidentg Mr. H. Merritt Hughes. Standing: Mr. W. Craig Peters, Mr. Raymond Tubridy, Mr. Clarence Smith, Mr. Robert Gloman, Dr. Albert Feinberg. in friendship, admiration, and good will Supen71A0rA gourd y fducation First row ileft to rightl: Mr. Roberts, Mr. Muchler, Mr. Iones, Mr. Schimmel. Second row: Mr. Utz, Mr. Boyle, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Ruddy. eleven among administrators, teachers, and students. 14dminiA tr-ativn First row Cleft to rightlz Mr. Saunders, Miss Davis, Mr. Truscott, Mrs. Appleby, Mr. Bradley. Second row: Miss Tuhy, Miss Jackson, Miss Dixon. jtaculty Km ter FRANCIS T. TRUSCOTT MAE CONNOR Principal Typewriting, Bookkeeping THOMAS E. BRADLEY WILLIAM CONNOR Assistant Principal Latin THERESA BASS MARGARET R. CONSIDINE Foods, Nutrition, Hornemaking Homemaking MICHAEL BASTA EVA DIXON Graphic Arts Dieticiang Adviser, Y-Teens TERESA BEIRNE RITA A. DOUGHER Clerical Training, Pennsylvania History Health Education, Gymnasium: Adviser, G.A.A. ARTHUR E, BOOTH Strutters, Majorettesp Coach, Hockey, Basketball Algebra, Geometry: Treasurer, Publications NELLIE E, DURKIN ' ROBERT G. BROWN TYP'fWm '9 Mechanical Drawing FLORENCE 1- EVANS RITA M. CARLIN Art: Adviser, Art Staff Latin, Spanish, Adviser, Spanish Club MARGARET R' EVANS ASA CASTERLIN Englishg Adviser, Board of Publications: Electronics Guidance Counselor: Director of Activities BERNARD COBB OLIN W, EVANS Mathematics: Adviser, Hi-Y, Math Club Algebra, Chgmigtry twelve Coughlin teachers have offered wise counsel, E 5 fnglidln First row Qleit to rightjz Miss Golden, Miss Ward, Mrs. Evans, Miss Nitch, Miss Williams. Second row: Miss Iohnson, Miss Marie Hughes, Mr. Palermo, Mrs. Hcxlloran, Miss Marjorie Hughes. lllcwic and langaageif First row lleft to rightlz Miss Carlin, Miss Wcxqner, Miss Weiss, Miss McHugh. Second row: Mr. Connor, Mr. Owens, Mr. Riemensnyder, Mr. Zuboski, Mr. Schmidt. thirteen and students have benefited. There have been 25 NIA tory and Social Studia First row Heil to IightJ2MIS. Silvcmy, Miss Kriedler, M S k k M M K M P b k S d M row: Kelly. M H' M , B. Evans, M P ll llealtln and Commercial Studia First row fleft to rightbz Miss Connor, Mrs. Beirne, Miss Durkin M D gh M S th S d MP1 h ty Mr. L b du, Mr, M y M Iones, Mr. Payne wonderful opportunities for a fine education. lllatlaematiw and Sciencerf First row ileit to riqhtlz Mr. Super, Mr. West, Mrs. Wallace, Miss Payne, Mrs. Stenson, Miss McGovern Mr. Lewis. Second row: Mr. Iordan, Mr. O. Evans, Mr. Booth, Mr. Cobb, Mr. Brown, Mr. Peel. Slwju and 141424 First row lieft to rightjz Mr. Casterlin, Miss Evans, Miss Considine, Miss McDermott, Miss Bass. Mr. Savage. Second row: Mr. Miller. Mr. Liddick. Mr. Palencar. Mr. Russell. Mr. Busta, Mr. Lehet. fifteen faculty few ter THCMAS A. FLAHERTY LOUIS PALERMO Bookkeeping: Adviser, Bank Cashiers English: Assistant Coach, Football and Basketball GRACE GOLDEN ELIZABETH PAYNE English: Adviser, Iournal Reporters Algebra ANNA HALLORAN IAMES PAYNE English Hygiene, Swimming: Coach, Basketball, CHESTER I' HINE Assistant Coach, Football Problems of Democracy, U. S. History IOSEPH PEEL Science: Head Coach, Football, Track MARIE HUGHES English: Adviser, Choral Reading Club, MICHAEL I. POWELL Guidance adviser World History MARIORIE HUGHES IULE T. PRISBEK English: Guidance adviser History, Civics MINERVA IACKSON Head School Nurse MARY A. IOHNSON English IOHN IONES Gym: Coach, Wrestling HAROLD IORDAN General Science WILLIAM KELLY ROBERT A. RIEMENSNYDER German: Adviser, German Club ANNA RUDDY Geography, Science ANTHONY RUDDY Biology: Adviser, Conservation Club: Coach, Baseball ROBERT RUSSELL Electric Shop R. HAROLD SAUNDERS History Guidance Counselor CATHERINE KREIDLER RAY A. SAVAGE History Industrial Arts, Wood Shop PAUL LABEDA FRED SCHMIDT Shorthand, Clerical Training Instrumental Music IAMES I. LAVIN AGNES A. SILVANY Driver-Education Geography, History, Science: Adviser, Student GEORGE LEHET Council, Pen Pals, Future Teachers of America Industrial Arts ELEANOR SIMAKASKI ALICE LEONARD Hmory' English U. S. History DOROTHY G. SMITH PAUL B. LEWIS Health Education, Swimming Physics ARLINE R. STENSON GLENN LIDDICK Aflfhm Electronics FRED H. SUPER Chemistry: Director, Senior-Iunior Outing: Adviser, A. DAVID MAYER 1 - ' - - Office Practice. Clerical Training IXat1onal Honor Society, Iumor Ushers, Key Club - ZLATA TUHY KATHERINE, MCDERMOTT Librarian: Adviser, Girls' Bowling Club, Library Club Homemaking SARAH WAGNER TERESQ NIFEOVERN Latin: Adviser, Latin Club: Guidance Adviser ri mei ELIZABETH McHUGH French, U. S. History: Adviser, CECELIA B. McKEOWN Geography, History, Science CHESTER H. MILLER Vocational Machine Shop VICTORIA A. NITCH French Club IDA E. WALLACE Arithmetic ELEANOR A. WARD English, Family and Social Living M. ARLINE WEISS Music: Director, Iunior High Chorus ROBERT A. WEST Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Advanced Algebra, English Senior-Iunior Outing, Faculty Manager, Athletics: h l' ANDREW PALENCAR Sf edu mg Art MYVANWY WILLIAMS CLYDE OWENS English: Dramatics Director: Adviser, Masquers Director, Symphony and Iunior High Orchestras, EDWARD ZABOSKI String Program sixteen Music: Director, Band a htenance C114 todimw Salvine Fiore, assistant cus- todian: Edward Williams. custodian: Iames Azat, assis- tant custodian. anitre.MeA First row fleft to right! Hool- ey, Allabaugh, Murray, No' lan, Leary. Warick, Schinse. Hauberger, Fedor. Second row: Soltis, Gibbons, Thom- as, Sisko, Walko, Peqqs. Barrett, Presta, Hoover. Cafeteria Staff Left to right: Violet Houser. Anna Brown, Katherine Mi- halick, Marie Iones, Iessie Howe, Margaret Sayes. Mary Hartshorn, Myriel Joseph, Margaret Winder, Eva V. Dixon, Dietician. seventeen eighteen nineteen 198 Donald Barovich Marie Danilack Frances Knasiak Lois Macri Regina Mrozinski Iohn Beck Wilbur Dotter Stephen Kondratick Sara McCue Elizabeth Nitkcx Ruth Carlson Carolyn Fisher Irene Krill Michael McHugh John Niznik Nellie Rae Ccrsterline Malca Gershen Walter Krokos Felicia Miller twenty Leona Crake Donald Iones Character, leadership, scholarship and service to National Honor Society It is only when the torch of Knowledge serves to kindle the flame of each, that we can be securely lighted along the road that leads to progress. The flaming torch, a symbol of knowledge and the light of truth, describes a pin that will be worn with pride by the seniors who have maintained the highest averages during four years of high school. The Class of ,SS is proud to have thirty- one students as members of the National Honor Society. Members consist of the upper quarter of the class limited to fifteen per-cent. Since the year, 1923, when the National Honor Society was founded, it has been the tradition to choose its members by the four ideals: leadership, good char- acter, scholarship, and service. Each year a day is set aside to honor the members of this society. On this day the members are awarded pins, and a program follows with the participants being members of the society. We hope that this yearis representation in the National Honor Society will serve as an incentive to the future graduates of Coughlin High School, and that they strive to earn membership in this honorary organization. Hilary Peterlin Louise Rodak Edwin Thomas Rita Woznicki Edward Yencha Judith Ann Powell William Schiel Robert Wasilewski Thomas Yatko Elizabeth Zapotowski the school are qualities required for membership. twenty-on ty-two Nlichael Kopec Senior C'Ia.AA 0 ficem president Edward Yencha Treasurer Irene Kr-ill William Schiel SCCTQUITY Mantle Orator Ever, forever, Coughlin, we'll honor you. In these great halls of fame Memories will live. Students and teachers dear, Weill always treasure you. With colors red and blue, Coughlin, live on. C7444 Song by Annette Barbini '58 Tune CNow and For Alwaysb Ever, forever, Friends we will always beg And, as we sal good-bye, Dreams will live on. Ever, forever, Coughlin, we're leaving now. Onward to other fields We must depart. What will our future bring? What e'er our destiny, Throughout our lives, We'll hold thy memory. Our hearts are saddened now As we part from school. So, Class of Fifty-Eight, We say farewell. Open Zetter To The Senior Cla As you approach the day of graduation from high school, we rejoice with you in seeing your dream come true. For this aim your parents and your teachers have hoped, have planned, and have worked with you. Now, ou are leavin school in an a TC when man has made tremendous ro- fu gress in science. With atomic power he has sent rockets into outer space, travelled in jet airplanes, invented terrible weapons for war, and discovered wonderful and useful things for the purposes of peace. You, as members of the Class of l958, may have a less laborious life because of these great innovations. lVly prayer is, that while you enjoy these scientific marvels, you will not forget the human values that give a richer and a fuller life. Life gains meaning from the way people live together-in the nation, in the commu- nity, and in the home. Each individual person influences and is influenced by every other individual. By our conduct toward each other, we ourselves determine whether life is worth living. We must know, as we face lifeis problems, that no one can be self-sufficient. To live for oneis self brings only unhappiness. We must share our joys, our sor- rows, and our hopes with others. Only in this way shall we live a truly happy life. We trust that here at Coughlin we have helped you to start in the right direction toward a successful life. With interest we shall watch as you pursue your course along the various roads that lie ahead. lVlay God richly bless your lives. tmwa twenty-three Give a careiul accounting. twenty-four The printed page is the result Be sure to hit the right key What are you testing for? Excellent photostats, boys. twenty-five Creative writing. William Ackerman Robert Ankudovich Helen Bcxrcxnaskds Gcxil Albrecht Iocm Anushko Annette Burbini Vcxlentino Andreoli Charles Arnone Donald Bcrrovich Nineteen fifty-eight RONALD BAROVICH. Franklin. College Preparatory. Student Council, 2: Key Club, l: Senior Committees, 1: Senior Play, l: Masquers, 1: Vice-President: Hi-Y, 3: President: Lettermen, 2: First Aid, lg Chorale, l: Wrest- ling, 3: Boys' Gym Team, 3: May Day, 2. IOHN BECK. Mackin. College Preparatory. National Honor Society, 1: Iunior Ushers, l: Student Council, 3: Editorial Staff l, Breidlin Editor, Masquers, l: German Club, 4: Conservation Club, 2: Math Club, 4: Football, l: Basketball, 4: Assembly Program, l: May Day, l: Pen Pals, l. ANNA MAE BEDNAR. Sacred Heart. Academic General. Bank Cashiers, l: Y-Teens, lg Latin Club, lg German Club, l: Iunior Aide, l: Safe Driving, 1: Hockey, 2: Bowling, l: G.A.A., 2. ROBERT STEPHEN BELLANCA. Guthrie. College Preparatory. Hi-Y, 2: Spanish Club, 2: Conservation Club, l: Engineers' Club, 2: Math Club, 2: Varsity Or- chestra, l: Iunior Orchestra, 2: Symphony Orchestra, 4: Christmas Program, l: Music Festival, 3: Safe Driving, l. EDWARD A. BENKOSKI. Oliver. Academic General. Student Council, 1: Key Club, lg Masquers, 2, President: German Club, 29 Conservation Club, 3: Boys' Gym Team, 2: Baseball, 2: Wrestling, 2. RICHARD B. BONE. Courtright. Vocational. Letter- men, l: Football, lg Wrestling, l: Boys' Gym Team, 3: Assembly Program, l. twenty-six WILLIAM RICHARD ACKERMAN. Oliver. College Preparatory. German Club, 2. GAIL ANNA ALBRECHT. Oliver. College Prepara- tory. Student Council, l: Masquers, l: Y-Teens, 2: Latin Club, l: Spanish Club, 2: Math Club, 2: Band, 5: Varsity Orchestra, 3: Iunior Orchestra, 3: Symphony Orchestra, 4: Christmas Program, 2: Music Festival, District Orchestra, 4: All-State, l. VALENTINO CARMEN ANDREOLI. Calvin. Aca- demic General. journal Reporters, lp Bank Cashiers, lg Spanish Club 4, Vice-President 3, Secretary l: Boys' Gym Team, l: First Aid, l: Intramural Basketball, 2. ROBERT IAMES ANKUDOVICH. Pringle St., Kings- ton. College Preparatory. Student Council, l: Key Club, 3: Bank Cashiers, 3: Spanish Club, 3: Chorale, l: Football Team, 4: Boys' Gym Team, l: Assembly Pro- gram, l: May Day, 2. IOAN ANLISHKO. St. Ioseph. Commercial. Y-Teens, l: Business Staff, l: Math Club, l: Majorettes, 2: G.A. A., lg May Day, l. CHARLES N. I. ARNONE. North. Vocational. Spanish Club, l: First Aid, l: Safe Driving, l. HELEN LOUISE BARANASKAS. S 6 S. Commercial. Typing Staff, l: Bank Cashiers, l: First Aid, l: Pen Pals, l: Girls' Bowling, l: Assembly Program, l. ANNETTE MARIE BARBINI. North. College Prep- aratory. lVlath Club, 4: Iournal Reporter, lg French Club, 3: Business Staff, 2: Girls' Volleyball, l: First Aid: Safe Driving: Pen Pals, Hockey, 4, Capt.: Base- ball, 2: Girls' Basketball, 4, Capt.: G.A.A., 4, Pres. DONALD BAROVICH. Franklin. College Preparatory. National Honor Society, lg Iunior Ushers, lg Key Club, l: Senior Committees, l: Masquers, l: Hi-Y, 3: Con- servation Club, l: Engineers' Club, l: Lettermen, l: Math Club, l: Wrestling, 4: Assembly Program, l: Stage Crew, l. marks the climax ofthe hopes Ronald Borovich Annu More Bednor Edward Benkoski Iohn Beck Robert Bellunccr Richard Bone IOAN BOROVICH. St. Clair. Academic General. Iournal Reporters, 2: Bank Cashiers, 1: Y-Teens, 1: German Club, 2: Strutters, 3: Assembly Program, 1: G.A.A., 3: May Day, 1: Iunior Aide, 1. DENNIS LEO BRISLIN: Holy Saviour, College Prep- aratory. Hi-Y, 1: Spanish Club, 2: Conservation Club, 3: Engineers' Club, 1: Lettermen, 1: Math Club, 3: Safe Driving, 1: First Aid, 1: Boy's Bowling, 2: Football, 3: Track, 1. ARTHUR MICHAEL BROWN. North, Academic General. Iournal Reporters, 1: German Club, 4: Con- servation Club, 2: Basketball, 1: Track, 1: May Day, 1. SANDRA ANN BROWN. S. 53 S, lVlemorial. Com- mercial, Y-Teens, 2: Spanish Club, 4: First Aid, 1: Varsity Orchestra, 1: Iunior Orchestra, 3: Symphony Orchestra, 3: Chorale, 1: Assembly Program, 2: Xmas Program, 1. DALE HOMER BURRITT. Grant Street. Vocational, Iournal Reporters, 1: Hi-Y, 2: German Club, 4: Con- servation Club, 1: Assembly Program, 1: May Day, 1. IOHN DAVID CAREY. St. Clair. Academic General. Hi-Y, 1: German Club, 2: First Aid, 1: Safe Driving, 1. Band, 3: Varsity Orchestra, 2: Iunior Orchestra, 2: Christmas Program, 2. CAROLYN ANNE CARLE. North. Commercial. As sembly Program, 1: Safe Driving, 1: Red Cross, 1. RUTH ANN CARLSON. Courtright. Commercial, National Honor Society, 1: Iunior Ushers, 1: Student Council, 1: Typing Staff, 1: Bank Cashiers, 4: Y-Teens, 2: French Club, 4: First Aid, 1: Iunior Aide, 1: Pen Pals, 1: F,T.A., 1: Symphony Orchestra, 1: Strutters, 3: Assembly Program, 1: G.A.A., 3, Secretary: May Day, 1. NELLIE RAE CASTERLINE. Laurel Run. Commer- cial. National Honor Society, 1: Iunior Ushers, 1: Stu- dent Council, 1: Gift Committee, 1: Bank Cashiers, 1: Y-Teens, 2, Treasurer: Latin Club, 2, Preator: Business Staff, 3: Bowling, 2, Secretary: G.A.A., 1. Ioan Borovich Sandra Brown Carolyn Carle Dennis Brislin Dale Burritt Ruth Ann Carlson Arthur Brown Iohn Carey Nellie Casterline and dreams of the seniors. As 'che year Mary Ann Ceklosky Carol Chismar Anne Clarke Iudith Chase Barbara Chorba Ioyce Comilo MARY ANN CEKLOSKY. Sacred Heart. Commercial. Y-Teens, 1: French Club, 2: First Aid, 1. IUDY SHARON CHASE. Dickerson Street. Academic General. CAROL ANN CHISMAR. Sacred Heart. College Prep- aratory. Iournal Reporters, 1: Bank Cashiers, 1: Y- Teens, 3: Latin Club, 2: German Club, 2: Strutters, 3, Head: Hockey, 3: Basketball, 1: Assembly Program, 1: G.A.A., 2: May Day, 2: Safe Driving, 1: Red Cross, 1: Iunior Outing Committee, 1: Decorating Committee, 1: junior Aide, 1. BARBARA ANN CHORBA. Guthrie. College Prep- aratory. Student Council, 1: Masquers, 1: Y-Teens, 1: Latin Club, 3: Math Club, 3: Varsity Orchestra, 4: Iunior Orchestra, 3: Symphony Orchestra, 5: Bowling: 2: Christmas Program, 4: Music Festival, 3: Pen Pals, 1. ANNE GERTRUDE CLARKE. Holy Saviour. Aca- demic General. IOYCE CATHERINE COMITO. Calvin. Academic General. Bank Cashiers, 1: Y-Teens, 2: Math Club, 1: Safe Driving, 1: Red Cross, 1: Iunior Aide, 1: Band, 3: Varsity Orchestra, 1: Iunior Orchestra, 2: Basketball, 1: Assembly Program, 1: G.A.A., 1: May Day, 1. twenty-seven MARGARET CATHERINE COMPTON. North. Commercial. Student Council, 1, Y-Teens, 3, President, 1, Chorale, 1, Strutters, 3, G.A.A., 1, May Day, 1. PEGGY IO CONWAY. Mackin, Commercial. Iour- nal Reporters, 3: Bank Cashiers, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Spanish Club, 2, Iunior Orchestra, 1: Symphony Orchestra, 1, ggutterf, 3, G.A.A., 3, May Day, 1, Pen Pals, 1, Iunior 1 es, . IAMES IOSEPH CORRIGAN. Courtright. College Preparatory. Key Club, 2, Chaplain, Bank Cashiers, 1, I-li-Y, 2, Conservation Club, 1, Lettermen, 2, Math Club, 1, Band, 3, Color Guard, Varsity Orchestra, 1, lunior Orchestra, 2, Symphony Orchestra, 3, Chorale, 1, Football, 2, Manager, Basketball, 2, Manager, Wrest- ling, 3, Manager, Track, 3, Manager, Assembly Pro- gram, 1. LEONA CRAKE. St. Stanislaus. Commercial. Nation- al Honor Society, 1: Iunior Ushers, 1, Student Council, 1, Senior Outing Committee, 1: Mimeograph Staff, 2, Iournal Reporters, 2, Latin Club, 1: Library Aides, 3, Assembly Program, 1. KATHLEEN BRIDGET DALY. Holy Saviour. Com- mercial. Typing Staff, 1, Y-Teens, 1, Majorettes, 2: Drum Majorette, Safe Driving, 1, First Aid, 1. ROSALIE ANN DANCHECK. St. Stanislaus. Com- mercial. lunior Ushers, 1, Senior Outing Committee, 1, Y-Teens, 3, Latin Club, 1, Girls' Bowling, 2, G.A.A., 1, Bank Cashiers, 1. MARIE DANILACK. St. Clair. College Preparatory. National Honor Society, 1: lunior Ushers, 1, Senior Announcement Committee, 1, Editorial Staff, 3, Bank Cashiers, 2, Y-Teens, 2, Latin Club, 2, Praetor, Math Club, Ll, G.A.A., 1: Pen Pals, 1: Cheer Leaders, 1. PAULETTE A. DAVIS. Port Richmond High. Aca- demic General. Y-Teens, 1, Spanish Club, 1, First Aid, 1: Chorale, 1, IOHN NICKOLAS DECKER. Courtright. Academic General. President, lunior Class, 1, Key Club, 3, Vice- 11:Yf?fggJS?f?gggIA1v1x?51 Klafigilgerffrlfglify ligglsinlgflgilffk President, Senior Committee, 1, Lettermen, 2, F,T.A., U 15 4 , . . . Iames Corrigan Rosalie Dcmcheck John Decker 1, Football, 4, Basketball, 4, Baseball, 3, Track, 1, Boys' Gym Team, 2. finishes the senior reminisces about six happy WILLIAM CHARLES DEREMER. North. College Preparatory. Editorial Staff, 1, Sports Editor, Iournal Reporters, 1, Masquers, 1, Hi-Y, 2, French Club, 2, German Club, 2, Conservation Club, 2: Engineers' Club, 1, Lettermen, 1, Math Club, 2, F.T.A., 1, Band, 5, Varsity Orchestra, 41, Iunior Orchestra, 2, Symphony Orchestra, 4, Chorale, 1, Football, 1, Basketball, 1, Wrestling, 1, May Day, 1. BETTY ANN DICK. SS. Peter E3 Paul. Commercial. Senior Outing Committee: lournal Reporters, 1, Bank Cashiers, 1, Y-Teens, 1, German Club, 1, Red Cross, 1, Safe Driving, 1, Iunior Aide, 1. WILBUR NATHAN DOTTER. Courtright. College Preparatory. National Honor Society, 1, Iunior Ushers, 1, Hi-Y, 2: Latin Club, 1, German Club, 2, Engineers' Club, 1, Math Club, 3, Band, 6, Varsity Orchestra, 41, Iunior Orchestra, 3, Symphony Orchestra, 3, Chorale, 3, Christmas Program, 2, Music Festival, 2. IOHN EDWARD DOUGLAS. Laurel Run. Voca- tional. HARRY RUSSELL ECKERT. Franklin. College Prep- aratory. ROBERT ARTHUR EIKE. North. College Prepara- tory. Key Club, 1, Bank Cashiers, 1, Masquers, 1, Hi- Y, 2, Latin Club, 2, Spanish Club, 2, Conservation Club 1, Band, 6, Varsity Orchestra, 4, Iunior Orchestra, 2, Symphony Orchestra, 41, Chorale, 3, Basketball, 1, Manager, Music Festival, 3, Christmas Program, 2. twenty-eight William DeRemer Wilbur Dotter Harry Eckert Elizabeth Dick john Douglas Robert Eike ROSE MARLENE ERCOLANI. Plains. College Prep- aratory. Y-Teens, 2: Latin Club, 21 Business Staff, 3, Manager: F.T.A., 1: Girls' Bowling, 1: G.A.A., 1. WILLIAM HENRY EVANS. St. Iohn's. Academic General. Student Council, 3: French Club, 3: Football, 1: Basketball, 1: May Day, 1. IUDY ANN FARRELL. Holy Saviour. Academic General. Y-Teens, 1: Math Club, 1: Iunior Aide, 1: Strutters, 1: G.A.A., 1: May Day, 1: Christmas Pro- gram, 1. RICHARD FASSETT. Calvin. Academic General. OHN CHARLES FIEDORCZYK Mar mount Aca- I . y . demic General. lournal Reporters, Assistant, 1. EDWARD IOHN FILIPKOWSKI. Calvin. Academic General. Conservation Club, 3, Transportation Com- mittee: Football, 1: Track, 2: Safe Driving, 1. CAROLYN ANN FISHER. S 0 S Memorial. Commer- cial. National Honor Society: lunior Ushers, 1: Mim- eograph Staff, 1: Latin Club, 1: Math Club, 1: First Aid, 1: Safe Driving, 1: Pen Pals, 1: luinor Chorus, 2: Var- sity Orchestra, 2: Iunior Orchestra, 3: Symphony Or- chestra, 3: Hockey, 3: Girl's Basketball, 4: Assembly Program, 1: G.A.A., 3: Vice President E3 Treasurer: Christmas Program, 1: Music Festival, 2. IEAN MARIE FLYNN. St. lohn's. Commercial. Senior Committees, 1: journal Reporters, l, Assistant: Mas- quers, 1: Y-Teens, 2: Chorale, 1: Girl's Bowling, 1: G. A.A., 1: Safe Driving, 1: Iunior Aide, 1. IEAN MARLENE FONZO. St. Clair. Commercial. Y-Teens, 2, Program Chairman: Strutters, l: G.A.A., 1: May Day, 1. :rf Rose Ercolani Richard Fassett Carolyn Fisher W1ll1am Evans Iohn Fiedorczyk Iean Flynn Iudith Farrell Edward Filipkowski lean Fonzo years of high school life . . . He remembers lessons, Rose Franckiewicz Paul Gibbons Elizabeth Gomba Malca Gershen Robert Glomcin, Ir. Andrew Gorski ROSE MARIE IEAN FRANCKIEWICZ. St. Stanis- laus. Commercial. Senior Committees, 1: lournal Re- porters, 1, Assistant: Chorale, 1: Strutters, 1: Gir1's Bowling, 1: G.A.A., 1: Iunior Aide, 1. MALCA MIRIAM GERSHEN. St. Clair. College Preparatory. National Honor Society, 1: lunior Usher, 1: Student Council, 2: Editorial Staff, 3, Editor, lour- nal: Bank Cashiers, 1: Masquers, 1: Latin Club, 3, Treasurer: Math Club, 4: Pen Pals, 1: First Aid, 1: Safe Driving, 1: Library Aides, 3: Assembly Program, 1, PAUL GIBBONS. St. Iohn's. College Preparatory. Key Club, 1: Senior Play, 1: Bank Cashiers, 1: Hi-Y, 3: Spanish Club, 1: Engineers' Club, 1: Lettermen's, 2: VVrestling, 1: Track, 2. ROBERT WHITTAKER GLOMAN. Courtrigbt. Col- lege Preparatory. Iunior Ushers, 1: Key Club, 1: Hi-Y, 2: Latin Club, 2: German Club, 4: Conservation Club, 1: Engineers' Club, 1: Math Club, 3: Band, 5: Varsity Orchestra, 3: Iunior Orchestra, 3: Symphony Orchestra, 2: Chorale, 2: Christmas Program, 1. ELIZABETH GOMBA. Guthrie. Academic General. lournal Reporters, 1: Y-Teens, 1: Strutters, 3: G.A.A., 3: May Day. 1: lunior Aide, 1. ANDREW RONALD GORSKI. S 8 S Memorial. Col- lege Preparatory. Conservation Club, 3, Transporta- tion Committee: Baseball, 1. twenty-nine BARBARA IEAN ANN GRABAUSKAS. St. Clair. College Preparatory. Y-Teens, 13 Latin Club, 23 Busi- ness Staff, 25 Math Club, 2: Safe Driving, 15 First Aid, 1, A'Capella Choir, 15 Chorale, 23 Strutters, 15 G.A.A., 1, May Day, 1. ROCCO ANTHONY GRANT, North. Academic General. CHARLES GRZEZDZINSKI. St. Stanislaus. Voca- tional. Lettermen, 2: Football, 41: Key Club, 2. IOAN MARIE GUIDA. St. Clair. Academic General. Bank Cashiers, 15 Masquers, lg Y-Teens, 25 Chorale, 2: Strutters, 43 G.A.A., 4, May Day, 1: Christmas Pro- gram, 1. EDWARD GWIAZDOWSKI. Nanticoke Iunior High. Commercial. MARGARET ANN HALL. Franklin. Commercial. Masguers, 1: French Club, 2: German Club, 45 Chorale, 25 Girl's Tumbling Team, 5: G.A.A., 1: May Day, 39 Christmas Program, 1. LAWRENCE HALTER. St. Nicholas. Academic Gene- ral. Student Council, 23 German Club, 1: Football, 23 Track, 2. TI-IERESA MARIA HARKINS. Holy Saviour. Aca- demic General. CATHERINE ANN HAVARD. S E1 S Memorial. Com- mercial. Bank Cashiers, lj Y-Teens, 15 Chorals, 1: Library Aide, 1: Girl's Bowling, 1, Assembly Program, 1, G.A.A., 1. Barbara Grabauskas Ioan Guida Lawrence Halter Rocco Grant Edward Gwiazdowski Theresa Harkins Charles Grzezdzinski Margaret Hall Catherine Havard friendships, successes .... much that will be of DANIEL HERGERT. ,Oliver. Vocational. German Club, 19 Conservation Club, 1: Football, 1. IAMES VINCENT HESTON. Calvin. Academic Gen- eral. Art Staff, 2, Editor, 1, Bank Cashiers, 1: Mas- quers, lg French Club, lg Assembly Program, 3g Safe Driving, 1g First Aid, 1: Pen Pals, 1. EMILIE ISABELLE HINE. S 8 S Memorial. Acedemic General. Iournal Reporters, 15 Safe Driving, 1: Library Aides, 1: Girl's Bowling, lg Assembly Program, 1. HARRIET LUCY HORRIDGE. Holy Saviour. College Preparatory. Iournal Reporters, 1, Spanish Club, 2: Safe Driving, 13 First Aid, 1, Chorale, 15 Strutters, 3: Assembly Program, 1, G.A.A., 23 May Day, 1. IOHN HOWELLS. Calvin. Vocational. Student Council, 1. GERALDINE HUTZ. St. Clair. Academic General. Y-Teens, 29 First Aid, 1. Daniel Hergert Emilie Hine Iohn Howells James Heston Harriet Horridge Geraldine Hutz thirty IOHN IOSEPH IARECKI. St. Stanislaus. College Preparatory. Masquers, 1: Latin Club, l. EDWARD IULIAN IASULEVICZ. Mackin. College Preparatory. Band, 55 Varsity Orchestra, 3g Iunior Orchestra, 3: Symphony Orchestra, 35 Christmas Pro gram, 2, Safe Driving, 1. DONALD TODD IONES. Courtright. College Pre paratory. National Honor Society, lg Iunior Ushers, 1 Senior Committees, lg Hi-Y, 2, Latin Club, lg Conser vation Club, lg French Club, 2, Engineers Club, 1 Math Club, lg Safe Driving, lg Band, 4: Varsity Or chestra, 4g Iunior Orchestra, 3g Symphony Orchestra, 3 Chorale, 2g Track, 2: Christmas Program 2g Music Festival, 4. AUGUSTIN PAUL KANE. St. Johns Commercial Student Council, 2: Bank Cashiers, l, Assistant head Hi-Y, 2g Math Club, 2g First Aid, l. MARY ALICE KANE. St. lohn's. Commercial. Y av' Teens, 2, Membership, Latin Club, lg Business Staff, 2 Math Club, 1: First Aid, 13 F.T.A., lg Library Aides, 2 IAMES LEE KELBAUGH. Oliver, College Prepara- tory. Iournal Reporters, lg Bank Cashiers, lg Hi-Y, 1' . German Club, 3, Conservation Club, 3g Lettermen, 1 Math Club, lg First Aid, lg Football, lg Wrestling, 2 Boys' Gym Team, l. ALBERTA IOY KELLEY. St. Clair. Academic Gen- eral. Bank Cashiers, lg Y-Teens, 1: German Club, 1 Chorale, lg Library Aides, 1. IANE ANN KENWORTHY. Courtright. Commercial. Senior Committees, lg lournal Reporters, lg Y-Teens, 2: Latin Club, 1: Pen Pals, 23 Chorale, lg Girls' Basket- ball, lg Girls' Bowling, lg Assembly Program, lg G. A.A., 1. CHARLES KENZAKOSKI. Oliver. Vocational. Con- servation Club, 3. Iohn Icrrecki Paul Kane Alberta Kelley Edward Iusulevicz Mary Kane Icme Kenworthy Donald Iones James Kelbnugh Charles Kenzcxkoski lasting value In the future . . He is proud of DONALD CHESTER KENZAKOSKI. Oliver. College Preparatory. German Club, 2g Conservation Club, 3: Engineers' Club, 2g First Aid, lg Safe Driving, 1. FRANCES ANN KNASIAK. SS. Peter E3 Paul. College Preparatory. National Honor Societyg Iunior Ushers, lg Student Council, 2: Cover People, lg Editorial Staff, 45 Assistant Editorg Masquers, lg Y-Teens, 2: Latin Club, 2: Math Club, 1, Vice President: Safe Driving, lg First Aid, lg Cheer-leaders, 3: Assembly Program, 2g G.A.A. 3. IOHN KOBLOWSKI. Calvin. Academic General. STEPHEN KONDRATICK. Calvin. Commercial. Na- tional Honor Society, lg Iunior Ushers, lg Student Council, lg Senior Committees, lg German Club, 4, Treasurerg Safe Driving, lg First Aid, 1: Pen Pals, 1. MICHAEL IAMES KOPEC. Guthrie. College Prepara- tory. Iunior Ushers, lg Class Officer, 1, President, Senior Year, Treasurer, lunior Yearg Key Club, 3, Secretaryg Cover People, lg Senior Committees, lg Chairman of Outing Committeeg German Club, 4, Sec- retary: Conservation Club, 4, Secretary: Lettermen, 25 Safe Driving, 1: Iunior Outing Committee, 13 Football, 4: Baseball, 3, Co-Captain. Donald Kenzukoski Iohn Koblowski Michcre1Kopec CAROL ANN KOTCH. Saffed Heart- College Pre- Frances Knasick Stephen Kondratick Carrol Kotch pay-atm-y, Senjgl- Cgmmittggsv 15 Yffeens' 13 G91-man Club, 2, Red Cross, lg lunior Aide, 1. thirty-one MICHAEL IOHN KOZEMKO. Calvin, Academic General. Cover People, lg Spanish Club, 2, German Club, 25 Conservation Club, 21 Lettermen, 3, Chorale, lg Football, 23 Wrestling, 4, Track, 4: Gym Team, 2: May Day, 2. NANCY MARIE KRAHEL. St. Ioseph's. Commercial. Bank Cashiers, lg Y-Teens, 13 Safe Driving, 1. IENNIE ANN KRAM. St. lVlary's. College Prepara- tory. Y-Teens, 2, Latin Club, 2, Spanish Club, fl: Chorale, lg Girls' Tumbling, 2: G.A.A., 1: May Day, 2: Christmas Program, 1. IOI-IN THEODORE KRAYNANSKI. Calvin. Academic General. Student Council, 2: Hi-Y, 1, Sgt.-at-Arms: Spanish Club, 2, Conservation Club, 2, Wrestling, lp Track, 3: Gym Team, 2: May Day, 2. IRENE KRILI.. St. Clair. Commercial. National Honor Society, 1, Junior Ushers, 1, Secretary, Senior Class: Announcement Committee, Chairman, 1, Mimeograph Staff, 1, Journal Reporters, 1, Bank Cashiers, 1, Y- Teens, 2g Spanish Club, 3, Secretary, First Aid, lg Pen Pals, 2: Iunior Chorus, 1: Bowling, 1, Assembly Program, lp G.A.A,, 1. ANTOINETTE REBECCA KRISANDA. Sacred Heart. Commercial. Iournal Reporters, 1: Masquers, lg Y- Teens, 1: Spanish Club, 2, Chorale, lg I-Iockey, 1: Bowling, 1. WALTER FRANCIS KROKOS. S E1 S Memorial. Col- lege Preparatory. National Honor Society, 1, Key Club, l: Senior Committee, lg Spanish Club, 2: German Club, 25 Lettermen, 23 Baseball, 2. IEAN KUCIRKA. Guthrie. Academic General. IOUYHBI Reporters, lg Bank Cashiers, 2: Y-Teens, 2, Latin Club, lg Iunior Aide, ls Strutters, 35 Assembly Program, 1, G.A.A., 3: May Day, 1. Michael Kozemko Iohn Kraynanski Waiter Kiiokos LAWRENCE ANTHONY KLIZNAR. Oliver. College NUUCY Kmhel lfene KU11 19011 Kuclfkfl Preparatory. Senior Committee, lg German Club, 3: Iennie Kram Antoinette Krisanda Lawrence Kuznar Conservation Club, 2, Math Club, 1. his accomplishments and his knowledge . EDWARD W. LANGDON, St. Iohn's. Vocational, ROBERT ERNEST LANGDON. North Street. Voca tional. Football, 2. IOAN M. LANNING. St. Ioseph's, Georgetown. Com mercial. Iournal Reporters, lg Bank Cashiers, 2: Mas quers, 1, Y-Teens, 1: Latin Club, 1: Math Club, 1 Chorale, 1: Basketball, lg G.A.A., lg May Day, 1, Safe Driving, 1: Red Cross, 1: Iunior Aide, 1: Iunior Outing, Committee, 1: Student Council, 1. ROBERTA ANN LAUBAUGH. Calvin. College Pre- paratory, Masquers, 1: Y-Teens, 1: Latin Club, 3 Math Club, 1: Red Cross, 1. IOHN LAVELLE. North Street. Academic General German Club. PHILIP EDWARD LAWLER. St. Iohn's. Commercial Student Council, 1: Senior Play, lg Masquers, lg Hi-Y, 15 Conservation Club, 1. Edward Langdon Ioan Lanninq Iohn Lavelle Robert Langdon Roberta Laubaugh Philip Lawler thirty-two IOHN LENAHAN. Holy Saviour. Academic General. Football, 3: Stage Crew, 1. THERESA MARIE LEVANDOWSKI St. Stanislaus, Commercial. Senior Play, lg Masquers, 1: French Club, 2: lournal Skit, lg First Aid, 1. CATHERINE ANN LEWIS. Holy Saviour. College Preparatory. Senior Committees, lg Iournal Reporters, 1, Bank Cashiers, 1, lVlasquers, 1, Y-Teens, 3, Latin Club, 2, French Club, 2, Secretary, Math Club, 1: First Aid, 1: Iunior Aide, 1: Strutters, 13 Assembly Program, l: G.A.A.. 1: May Day, 1. EDWARD STANLEY LUTECKI. St. Clair. Academ- ic General. Iournal Reporters, lg Hi-Y, 13 F.T.A., 1: Basketball, lg Baseball, lg Safe Driving, 1. WAYNE LEWIS LYNN. Calvin. College Prepara- tory. Student Council, lp First Aid, 1, Safe Driving, 1: Pen Pals, 1. ROBERT WILLIAM MacNEAL. Calvin. Academic General. German Club, 3: Conservation Club, 23 Safe Driving, l. IEAN CLAIRE MACARELLI. Calvin. College Prepar- atory. Iunior Ushers, 1: Senior Committee, lg Bank Cashiers, lp Y-Teens, 35 Latin Club, Z, Censor, Business Staff, 3, Business Manager, Math Club, 2, Secretary: Safe Driving, 1: First Aid, lg F.T.A., 1: Strutters, 1: Girls' Bowling, 13 G.A.A., 1, Treasurer, May Day, l. MARION ELAINE MACEIKO. St. Clair. Academic General. Student Council, 2g Iournal Reporters, 2: Bank Cashiers, 1: Y, Teens, lg Spanish Club, 2. LOIS ELIZABETH MACRI. North. College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society: Iunior Ushersg Senior Committees, lg Bank Cashiers, 23 Spanish Club,4, Iour- nal Reporter: Math Club, 2, Band, 6, Iunior Orchestra, 2: Assembly Program, 1: lunior Chorus, 1. Iohn Lenahan Edward Lutecki Iecrn Macarelli Theresa Levandowski Wayne Lynn Marion Macejko Catherine Lewis Robert MacNea1 Lois Macri He has studied problems of the past in an Rose Marie Mcrlesky Wayne Matthews Ioseph McDermott Iohn Margolis Sara McCue Ann MCI-Iugh ROSE MARIE MALESKY. Courtright. Academic Gen- eral. Student Council, 15 Editorial Staff, 2, Spanish Club, 3, Business Staff, 25 First Aid, 1. IOHN I. MARGALIS. St, Clair. Vocational. Hi-Y, 1. WAYNE EDWIN MATTHEWS. Mackin, College Preparatory. Senior Play, 15 Masquers, 15 Hi-Y, 1: German Club, 4: Conservation Club, 2: Engineers' Club, lg Math Club, 1: Safe Driving, lg Science Fair, 2: First Aid, 1: Band, 5: Varsity Orchestra, 4: Iunior Or- chestra, 2: Symphony Orchestra, 4: Chorale, 2: May Day, 1: Christmas Program, 2. SARAH ELLEN MCCUE. Holy Saviour. College Pre- paratory. National Honor Society, lg Iunior Ushers, 1: Senior Committee, 1, Bank Cashiers, lg Y-Teens, 1: Latin Club, 3, Pontifex Maximus, censor: Math Club, 3, Iournal Reporter, lg First Aid, 1: Safe Driving, 13 Library Aides, 2. IOSEPH IAMES McDERMOTT. Mackin. Vocational. Hi-Y, 2: Conservation Club, 23 Football, 4: Track, 1. ANN MARIE McHUGI'I. Saint Clair. College Prepara- tory, Masquers, lg Y-Teens, 2, Latin Club, 2: French Club, 2: Math Club, 1, Safe Driving, 15 First Aid, 1: Iunior Aide, 1: Library Aides, 1: Strutters, 19 Assembly Program, 1: G.A.A., lg May Day, 1. thirty-three Michael McHugh Felicia Miller Bernard Mros Robert McNamara Robert Mitchell Regina Mrozinski John Mennen Thomas Molitoris Jeanne Mulhern MICHAEL C. MCHUGH. Holy Saviour. College Pre- paratory. National Honor Society, lg Junior Ushers, lg Student Council, lg Senior Play, lg Masquers, lg Hi- Y, 2: Latin Club, 3, President, l, Head Praetor, lg Conservation Club, lg Engineers' Club, lg Math Club, 3g Junior Outing Committee, 1g Journal Skit, lg First Aid, lg Safe Driving, lg Assembly Program, 2g Christ- mas Program, 1. ROBERT JOHN McNAMARA. S 8 S Memorial. Col- lege Preparatory. Key Club, 2, Treasurerg Senior Out- ing Committee, lg Bank Cashiers, lg Hi-Y, 1: German Club, 43 Conservation Club, 2g Engineers' Club, lg Math Club, lg Safe Driving, lg Science Fair, 2: Junior Or- giestra, 2g Symphony Orchestra, lg Wrestling, 3g May ay, l. JOHN JOSEPH MENNEN. Oliver. College Prepara- tory. Journal Reporter, lg Conservation Club, 2: En- gineers' Club, lg Chorale, 2g Football, l. FELICIA ANN MILLER. S E1 S Memorial. College Preparatory. National Honor Society, lg Junior Ushers lg Editorial Staff, lg Journal Reporters, lg Masquers, lg Y-Teens, 2g Latin Club, 2, Praetor, lg Math Club, 3, As- sistant Treasurer, lg Safe Driving, lg First Aid, lg F.T. A., lg Junior Orchestra, 3g Library Aides, 2. ROBERT JAMES MITCHELL., St, Clair. Academic General, Senior Committees, lg Hi-Y, lg Conservation Club, lg Lettermen, 2g Football, 4g Basketball, lg Base- ball, 3g Track, l. THOMAS ROBERT MOLITORIS. Guthrie. Aca- demic General. Conservation Club, l. BERNARD MICHAEL MROS. St. Clair. Academic General. Art Staff, lg First Aid, lg Safe Driving, l, REGINA ANN MROZINSKI. St. Stanislaus. College Preparatory. National Honor Society, l: Junior Usher, lg Senior Play, lg Masquers, lg Y-Teens, lg Latin Club, 3g Math Club, 3: Safe Driving, lg First Aid, lg Library Aides, 3g Assembly Program, l. JEANNE MARIE MULHERN. St. John's. Commercial. Y-Teens, lg Latin Club, lg F.T.A., lg Girls' Bowling, 2. attempt to help solve toclay's problems . . THOMAS DAVID MURPHY. Oliver. Vocational. THOMAS EDWARD NAHILL. Oliver. College Pre- paratory. Spanish Club, 2g Conservation Club, 3. PATRICIA ANN NICCOLI. Holy Saviour. Academic General. Y-Teens, lg Spanish Club, l. ELIZABETH LOUISE NITKA. North. Commercial. National Honor Society, lg Bank Cashiers, 2g Spanish Club, 4, Journal Reporterg Pen Pals, 2, Safe Driving, lg Junior Chorus, 2g First Aid, lg Band, 5g Varsity Or- chestra, lg Junior Orchestra, 3: Symphony Orchestra, 3g Assembly Program, Ll: Christmas Program, l. JOHN PAUL NIZNIK. St. Stanislaus. College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, lg Junior Ushers, lg Engineers' Club, lg Math Club, l. JOSEPH RONALD NOVACK. St. Clair. Vocational. Hi-Y, lg Conservation Club, 2g Football, lg Baseball, 3, Intramural. thirty four Thomas Murphy Patricia Niccoli John Niznik Thomas Nahill Elizabeth Nitka Joseph Novack IOHN ALBERT NOVAK. Holy Saviour. College Preparatory. Bank Cashiers, 1: Latin Club, 1: Conser- vation Club, 1: Lettermen, 1: Safe Driving, 1: First Aid, 1: Football, 4: Track, 2: Basketball, 3. PATRICIA O'BRIEN. North. College Preparatory. Senior Play, 1: Editorial Staff, 5: journal Reporters, 1: Bank Cashiers, 1: Masquers, 1: Y-Teens, 1: French Club, 4: Spanish Club, 2: Math Club, 1: Iunior Or- chestra, 2: Symphony Orchestra, 1: Chorale, 1: Christ- mas Program, 1. THOMAS R. OKO. Calvin. Academic General, SANDRA LEE OLSEN. Mackin. College Preparatory. Student Council, 1: lournal Reporters, 3: Y-Teens, 1: French Club, 2: Pen Pals, 1: First Aid, 1: Safe Driving, 1. VITO CARMEN PASONE. Franklin. Academic Gen- eral. Conservation Club, 1: Track, 1: Boys' Gym Team, 4: May Day, 3: Safe Driving, 1. MARIE ANN PAUL. S 53 S Memorial. Commercial, Student Council, 1: Senior Play, 1: Masquers, 1: Y- Teens, 2: Business Staff, 2: Girls' Bowling, 1: First Aid, 1. EDWARD IANIES PEDANA. Calvin. College Pre- paratory. Hi-Y, lg Spanish Club, 4, President, Treas? urer: German Club, 2: Conservation Club, 1: Math Club, 1: Band, 6: Varsity Orchestra, 4: Iunior Orches- tra, 2: Symphony Orchestra, 3: Chorale, 2: Assembly Program, 2: May Day, 1: Christmas Program, 1: Music Festival, 1. IOSEPH CARL PERKOWSKI. St. Ioseph's. College Preparatory. Key Club, 3, President: Senior Commit- tees, 1: Letterrnen, 2: Football, 4: Baseball, 2: Track, 2. HILARY ANTHONY PETERLIN. St. Clair, College Preparatory. National Honor Society, 1: Iunior Ushers, 1: Student Council, 1: Bank Cashiers, 1: Latin Club, 2: German Club, 4: Conservation Club, 1: Math Club, 3: Assembly Program, 1: Stage Crew, 3: Safe Driving, 1: First Aid, 1. He has grown r 26: Nancy Peterson Iudith Powell Lawrence Pudloski Roselee Picchetti Lorraine Price Carol Raeder Iohn Novak Sandra Olsen Edward Pedana Patricia O'Brien Vito Pasone Joseph Perkowski Thomas Oko Marie Ann Paul Hilary Peterlin in wisdom and leadership. NANCY MARIE PETERSON. Byrd High School. Academic General. Student Council, 1: Y-Teens, 4, Vice-President, Treasurer: Iunior Aide, 1: Majorettes, 1: Music Festival, 1: Glee Club, 1. ROSELEE ANN PICCHETTI. St. Iohn's College Pre- paratory. Cover People, 1: Iournal Reporters, 1: Bank Cashiers, 1: Masquers, 1: Y-Teens, 3: Latin Club, 2: French Club, 2, President: Business Staff, 3: Math Club, 3: F.T,A., 1: Band, 3: Varsity Orchestra, 3: Iunior Orchestra, 1: Chorale, 2: Cheer-Leaders, 3: Girls' Basketball, 1: Girls' Bowling, 3, President: Assembly Program, 3: G.A.A., 3: Christmas Program, 1. IUDITH ANN POWELL. Mackin. College Prepara- tory. National Honor Society, 1: Iunior Ushers, 1: Student Council, 1: Senior Committees, 1: Iournal Re- porters, 1: Bank Cashiers, 1: Masquers, 1: Y-Teens, 2: Math Club, 3: F.T.A., 1: Library Aides, 3: Assemgly Program, 1: lournal Skit, 1: Pen Pals, 1: Iunior High Chorus, 1. LORRAINE ALICE PRICE. Holy Saviour. Academic General. Y-Teens, 2. LARRY ANTHONY PUDLOSKI. North. College Preparatory. Bank Cashiers, 1: Engineers' Club, 1: Football, 3: Basketball, 2: Assembly Program, 2: May Day, 1. CAROL ANN RAEDER. lVlackin. Academic General. French Club, 2: German Club, 2: Girls' Tumbling, 2. thirty-five RICHARD IOSEPH RAFALKO. St. Clair. Academic General. Hi-Y, lg Electronics Club, 25 May Day, 1. CAROLYN ANN RIGONI. Main Street, Kingston. Academic General. Safe Driving, 1, Symphony Or- chestra, 3. LEO MICHAEL RINDGEN. Oliver. Vocational. Hi- Y, 2, Conservation Club, 23 Track, 13 Safe Driving, 1. LOUISE ANN RODAK. Ss. Peter 8 Paul. Commercial. National Honor Society, 1: Iunior Ushers, lg Iunior Class Secretary, Cover People, 13 Iournal Reporters, lj Bank Cashiers, 1: Masquers, 13 Y-Teens, 2, Inter-Club Council, Latin Club, 25 Math Club, 15 Red Cross, 1: Iunior Outing Committee, 13 Iunior Aide, 1, Chairman, Safe Driving, 1: F.T.A., 1: Strutters, 23 Assembly Pro- gram, lg G.A.A., 2, May Day, 2. HENRY RICHARD RUSH. Mackin. Vocational. ROBERT BERTON RUSSELL. Courtright. Academic General. German Club, 1: Conservation Club, 1, Band, 6, Varsity Orchestra, 59 Iunior Orchestra, 3: Symphony Orchestra, 65 Chorale, lg Track, 15 Boys' Gym Team. gy Assembly Program, 1: May Day, 2: Music Festival, CHARLES IOSEPH SAI-IAYDA. Guthrie. Vocational. Key Club, 2, Senior Committees, 1, Conservation Club, 1: Electronicls Club, 2, Vice President: Lettermen, 31 Football, 33 Track, 4. GEORGE IOSEPH SAKALAS. St. Marys. Vocational. Bank Cashiers, 1, Hi-Y, 1, Conservation Club, 2. IEROME E. SANGUILIANO. St. Clair. Academic Gen- eral. Hi-Y, lg Conservation Club, 1: Electronic's Club, 1. Richard Rafalko Louise Rodak Charles Sahaydcz Carolyn Rigoni Henry Rush George Sakalas Leo Rindgen Robert Russell Ierome Sanguiliano Proud of his accomplishments, he looks forward WINIFRED GAIL SARAKA, Guthrie. College Pre- paratory. Assistant Iournal Reporters, 1, Y-Teens, 1: Latin Club, 2, First Aid, lg Safe Driving, 1: Varsity Orchestra, 23 Iunior Orchestra, 3: Symphony Orchestra, 5: Chorale, 1, Hockey, 1, Girls' Basketball, 1, Manager: Girls' Bowling, 35 Assembly Program, 15 G.A.A., 11 Christmas Program, 1: Music Festival, 1. IOSEPH BERNARD SCHIEL. Oliver. College Pre- paratory. Key Club, lg Spanish Club, 4, Conservation Club, 4, President: Engineers' Club, 1, Treasurer, Let- termen, lg Math Club, 33 Football, 4, Boys' Gym Team, 2: Assembly Program, 1: May Day, 2. WILLIAM AARON SCHIEL, IR. Oliver. College Pre- paratory. National Honor Society, 1, Iunion Ushers, 1, Mantle Oratorg Student Council, 1: Key Club, 1: Senior Committee, Masquers, lg Hi-Y, 3: German Club, 25 Conservation Club, 3, Treasurer, Engineers' Club, 3: Math Club, 3: Band, 2, Varsity Orchestra, 13 junior Orchestra, 1: Chorale, 23 Boys' Gym Team, lg Assem- bly Program, 1, Music Festival, 1. CAROL ANN SERAFIN. SS. Peter E5 Paul. College Preparatory, Iunior Ushers, 1, Editorial Staff, 35 Iour- nal Reporters, 2, Bank Cashiers, 1: Masquers, 1, Y- Teens, 2: Latin Club, 2, Praetor, Math Club, 23 First Aid, lg F.T.A., 1: Iunior Orchestra, 1, Symphony Or- chestra, 1g Chorale, 3: Strutters, 23 G.A.A., 2: May Day, 1: Christmas Program, 2. STEPHEN SERNIAK. St. Clair. Vocational. I-Ii-Y. 1: Conservation Club, 23 Basketball Intramural, 23 Track 13 Boys' Gym Team, 1. DIANNA MARIE SERRATORE. Courtrigllt. ACa- Winifred Saraka William Schiel Stephen Sernicik demic General. Senior Play, 1: Masquers, 1, Y-Teens, Joseph Schiel Carol Seraiin Dicmnu Serrcxtore 1, Spanish Club, 1: Iunior Aide, lg Chorale, 1: May Day, 1: Christmas Program, 1. thirty-six RITA ELIZABETH SHEA. St. Iohn's, College Pre- paratory. GERALD SHEPLCCK. St. Clair. Commercial. Hi-Y, 27 German Club, 2, Conservation Club, 3: Lettermen, 2: First Aid, lg Safe Driving, 1: junior Orchestra, 2: Base- ball, 4. ERNEST EDWARD SHILOSKI. St. Clair. Academic General. Engineers' Club, l. RICHARD IOHN SHULESKI. St, Ioseph. Academic General. Conservation Club, 2, Engineers' Club, ls Track, l. PEGGY IOAN SMINK. iTri-Valley Ioint High. College Preparatory. Masquers, lg Y-Teens, lg German Club, lp Iournal Skit, lg Art Club, 1: F.H.A., 2, Girls' Chorus, 21 Iunior Play, 1, Gym Exhibition, lg Poster Contest, I. IANE ROSE SOLOGOVITCH. St. Clair. Commer- cial. Y-Teens, 2: Latin Club, lg Math Club, 1: First Aid, l: Safe Driving, lg Shopping Tour, l, Iunior Aide, lc F.T,A., l. DAVID PAUL SPEICHER. S 8 S Memorial. College Preparatory. Iunior Ushers, lg Senior Play, lg Mas- quers, lg I-Ii-Y, lg Latin Club, 1, Engineers' Club, l, Math Club, ly Band, 3: Iunior Orchestra, 3, Symphony Orchestra, 23 Stage Crew, 35 Pen Pals, l. MATTHEW HARRY SPITTEL. Oliver. Vocational. Conservation Club, l. STERLING T. SPRAU. Courtright. Academic General, Art Staff, lg Conservation Club. 2. Rita Shea Richard Shuleski David Speicher Gerald Sheplock Peggy Smink Matthew Spittel Ernest Shiloski Iane Sologovitch Sterling Sprau 'co future years as he closes his IVIICHAEL GEORGE R. SRALIK. Sacred Heart. Vo- cational. Key Club, 2, Bank Cashiers, lg Hi-Y, lg Con- servation Club, lz Electronics Club, 2, Secretary: Let- termen, 21 Football, 4, Baseball, 23 Wrestling, 2: Track, 23 Boys' Gym Team, lg Assembly Program, I: Safe Driving, lg First Aid, 1, Football Manager, lg Wrestl- ing Manager, 2, Basketball Manager, 1. IANICE MARIE STEWART. Calvin. Commercial. Bank Cashiers, l: Assembly Program, 1: May Day, l. HELEN SWALINA. Grant. Academic General. As- sembly Program, l. ELIZABETH MARIA SZYMANSKI. Ss. Peter 6 Paul. Commercial. Masquers, 1, Y-Teens, 1, Chorale, lg Girls' Bowling, lg G.A.A., 1. ROBERT LOUIS TESTEN. St. Iohn's. College Pre- paratory. Senior Play, lg Bank Cashiers, 2, Assistant Head: Masquers, lg Hi-Y, 2, Chaplain, Latin Club, 2, Head Praetor: Conservation Club, 33 Engineers' Club, l, Secretary: Math Club, 3, Basketball, lg Wrestling, lg May Day, l: Panel, l: Breidlin Skit, 1. CHARLES ALBERT THOMAS. S E4 S Memorial. Michael Sralik Helen Swalina Robert Testen Vocational' Ianice Stewart Elizabeth Szymanski Charles A. Thomas thirty-seven CHARLES HARRY THOMAS. Courtright. Academic General. Key Club, 13 Editorial Staff, 53 Hi-Y, 3, Vice President: Spanish Club, 13 Conservation Club, 13 Lettermen, 23 Wrestling, 3, Captaing Boys' Gym Team, 33 May Day, 3. CHARLOTTE RUTH THOMAS. Courtright. Aca- demic General. Y-Teens, 13 Spanish Club, 23 Hockey, 13 Girls' Tumbling Team, 2, EDWIN LEWIS THOMAS.. Franklin. College Pre- paratory. National Honor Society, 13 Iunior Ushers, 1: Student Council, 13 Hi-Y, 3, Secretary and Treasurer3 Conservation Club, 23 Engineers' Club, 13 Lettermen, 33 Math Club, 23 Chorale, lj Wrestling, 113 Boys' Gym Team, 13 Assembly Program, 23 May Day, 13 Basket- ball, 1. GEORGE THOMAS. Courtright. Commercial. Bank Cashiers, 1, Assistant Head3 Masquers, 13 Hi-Y, 33 Ir. Chaplain, Sr. Secretary3 Conservation Club, 13 Engi- neers' Club, 13 Lettermen, 13 Football, 13 Wrestling, 43 Assembly Program, 33 Pen Pals, 1. ROBERT IAMES TOMKO. Laurel Run, Vocational. Electronics Club, 23 Wrestling, 13 Science Fair, 1. ALICE CATHERINE TREVETHAN. St. Iohn's. Col- lege Preparatory. Y-Teens, 23 Latin Club, 2, Praetor3 lVlath Club, 13 Girls' Bowling, 1. IOHN BAMES ULICNY. Courtright. College Prepar- atory. journal Reporters3 13 Masquers, 13 Spanish Club, 23 Band, 13 Varsity Orchestra, 13 Iunior Orchestra, 23 Symphony Orchestra, 13 lournal Skit, 1, RITA ANN UNGVARSKY. Sacred Heart, Commer- cial. Iunior Ushers, 13 Iournal Reporters, 23 Y-Teens, 23 Bank Cashiers, 13 Latin Club, lj German Club, 2, President: Iunior Aide, 13 F.T.A., lj Girls' Bowling, 3, Captain, 2, Treasurer3 Girls' Basketball, 13 G.A.A., 1. FLORENCE RUTH VERBITSKI, St. Clair. Commer- cial. Iournal Reporters, 23 Y-Teens, 23 Latin Club, 13 Charles H- Themes GeerqeTh0mr1s Iohn Ulicny unior Orchestra 23 S m hon Orchestra, 43 Girls' , , , V ,P V , Chfggoffe Thomas R9hefl Tomko RM UngVGfs.kY. Basketball, 23 Girls Bowling, 13 G.A.A., 33 Christmas win Thomas Alice Trevethom Florence Verbitski Program 1 high school books for 'che last 'time . . . DOROTHY MARIE VERESPY. St. Iohn's. General Y-Teens, 23 Latin Club, 23 First Aid, lj Safe Driving 13 Chorale, 23 Girls' Bowling, 23 G.A.A., 1. ANN WALLACE. Mackin. Commercial. Senior Con- mittees, 13 Bank Cashiers, 13 Masquers, 1: Y-Teens, 3 German Club, 413 Business Staff, 33 Safe Driving, 1 Shopping Tour, 13 Girls' Tumbling, 23 Girls' Bowling, 3, C-aptain3 May Day, 1: Glee Club, 23 First Aid, 1. ROBERT ANDREW WASILEWSKI. St. Clair. Col- lege Preparatory. National Honor Society, 13 Iunior Ushers, lj Engineers' Club, 23 Safe Driving, 13 First Aid, 13 Junior Orchestra, 23 Symphony Orchestra, 23 Wrestling, 1. CHARLOTTE LORAINE WASINDA.. St. lVlary's, College Preparatory. Bank Cashiers, 2, Assistant3 Masquers, 13 Y-Teens, 2, Secretaryp Latin Club, 13 German Club, 23 Math Club, 13 Majorettes, 33 Chorale, 13 Assembly Program, 13 G.A.A., 33 May Day, 13 Christmas Program, 1. BARBARA IEAN WEBB. Oliver. Commercial. Typ- ing Staff, 13 Y-Teens, 1. AUDREY ANN WEISS., St. Stanislaus. Academic General. Y-Teens, 1: Junior Aide, 1: Girls' Bowling, Dorothy Verespy Robert Wasilewski Bcrrbcxru Webb 13 May Day, 19 Christmas PI-O91-am, 1. Ann Wallace Charlotte Wasindcr Audrey Weiss thirty-eight RONALD WETTERAU. North. College Preparatory. Engineers' Club, 1: Wrestling, 1: May Day, 1. ANN GAIL WHITE. , Holy Saviour. Commercial. Stu- dent Council, 1, Treasurer: Cover People, 1: Typing Staff, 1: Y-Teens, 3: Business Staff, 1: F.T.A., 1: Girls' Bowling, 2: G.A.A., 1: Iunior Aide, 1. IOHN IOSEPH WILK. SS. Peter 8 Paul. Vocational. Safe Driving, 1. IANET GEAN WILLIAMS. S 8 S Memorial. Com- mercial. Editorial Staff, 2: Iournal Reporters, 1: Y- Teens, 1: Business Staff, 3: Glee Club, 1: Clerical As- sistant, 1: Safe Driving, 1: Red Cross, 1. CAROLE STARK WILLIAMSON. North. Academic General. Masquers, 1: Y-Teens, 3: French Club, 4: Pen Pals, 2: First Aid, 1: Safe Driving, 1: Chorale, 3, Treasurer, 1. IOSEPH WITKOWSKI. Meyers. College Prepara- tory. Conservation Club, 2: Safe Driving, 1: First Aid, RITA ANNETTE WOZNICKI. St. Clair. College Preparatory. National Honor Society, 1: lunior Ushers 1: Student Council, 1: Cover People, 1: Bank Cashiers 3: Masquers, 1: Latin Club, 2: lunior Orchestra, 2 Symphony Orchestra, 4: Cheer-Leaders, 3, Captain Assembly Program, 1: G.A.A., 2: Music Festival, 3. BARBARA DIANE WROBLEWSKI. St. Iohn's. Aca- demic General. Bank Cashiers, 1, Assistant: Y-Teens, 2: Latin Club, 1: Chorale, 1: Girls' Bowling, 1: G.A.A. 1: May Day, 1: Safe Driving, 1: Iunior Aide, 1. EARL HIRAM YALE. Calvin. College Preparatory. Iournal Reporter, 1: French Club, 3: German Club, 1 Conservation Club, 4: Glee Club, 2: Football, 2: Intra- mural Basketball, 1: Track, 1: Assembly Program, 2: May Day, 1. Ronald Wetterau Ianet Williams Rita Woznicki Ann White Carole Williamson Barbara Wroblewski Iohn Wilk Ioseph Witkowski Earl Yale a time of ending and beginning. Thomas Yatko Barbara Yurkavaqe Mary Ellen Zaleta I Edward Yencha Tanya Zadvorny Elizabeth Zapotowski THOMAS IOSEPH YATKO. Sacred Heart. College Preparatory. National Honor Society, 1: Iunior Ushers, 1: Key Club, 3: Hi-Y, 2: Engineers' Club, 1, President: Lettermen, 1: Math Club, 1: Football, 3: Basketball, 4: Track, 1. EDWARD PAUL YENCHA. St. Clair. Commercial. National Honor Society, 1: Iunior Ushers, 1: Senior Class Officer, Treasurer: Chairman Gift Committee: Editorial Staff, 1: Iournal Reporters, 2: Head Bank Cashier, 1: Masquers, 1: Hi-Y, 2: German Club, 3: Let- termen, 1: F.T.A., 1, Librarian: Football, 4: Basketball, 2: Baseball, 4: May Day, 1: Commercial Club, 2: Pen Pals, 1: Science Club, 1, BARBARA ANN YURKAVAGE. St. Stanislaus. Com- mercial. Typing Staff, 1: Y-Teens, 1: French Club, 2: F.T.A., 1: Bowling, 2, Captain. TANYA ZADVORNY. Guthrie. Commercial. Spanish Club, 4: First Aid, 1. MARY ELLEN ZALETA. Courtright. Commercial. Student Council, 3: Gift Committee, 1: Editorial Staff, 6: Bank Cashiers, 1: Y-Teens, 4, Vice president: French Club, 4: German Club, 2: Pen Pals, 2: Maiorettes, 3: Bowling, 1: G.A.A., 3: May Day, 1: lunior Aides, 1. ELIZABETH LOUISE M. ZAPOTOWSKI. St. Stanis- laus. College Preparatory. National Honor Society, 1: Iunior Ushers, 1: Announcement Committee, 1: Edi- torial Satff, 4: Masquers, 1, Secretary: Y-Teens, 3: Latin Club, 2: Math Club, 3, Treasurer: F.T.A., 1, Pres- ident: Chorale, 1: Library Aides, 3: Bowling, 1, Iournal Reporter: G.A.A., 1: Christmas Program, 1. thirty-nine ,vi ' 'P E 5 5 Q 5 92 ' 9' R 4 1' , 2.42 I .,.... . ., ..V. . + v f,,,E,, 4 -. .. e,,.U,?.es gg.:g:g:.g5--.,:,.-:-5.-s-:img .4 9 is V' .. '. N ,gui W K f 5 .Mm zzifz -' 1 w ,I ,Ewa si' .52.I53I:Y'I:'I 4 1' :- w -.migwi f.s..:::.:Qs .5251 s I if ,, . g L. . ' 531, Q35 - ' '1 Q L. az. ..:-fnwi S5 sam 5 if R ....,. -Ci Iav I :-: :-' ' RICHARD A. ZEMANIK. St. Clair. Vocational. Con servation Club, 1. . N Q 'S -, 1 'Af is A 4 l is Q . JAMES EDWARD ZIRNHELT, Holy saviouf, Voca fi tional. ii .4:.: A fx h ' N i 3 iv . W . ig. ii 5 if Richard Zemanik Icrmes Zirnhelt Frederick Griffiths FREDERICK GEORGE GRIFFITHS. Guthrie. Aca- demic General. Bank Cashiers, 1: Electronics Club, l Gym Team, l, xg! ,'9 'WB lk lk forty Graduation Day-1957 Three mimeographers Top brass on ihe Council. Ecliiorial conference. The guys with all the money. forty-one unior CIMA ff1cerA forty-two Dargel Eerliack joseph Moore resl en Treasurer Christine DePolo Hugh Hughes Secretary Mantle Orator anivl' ZlAlrerA First row lieit to rightjz Icrmes, Novcxkowski, Ondich, Accicio, Kresge, Steblinski, I. Stehlinski, Zumchcxk, Nichols, Kostck. Second row: Hands, De Polo, Fieseler, Gola, Konnick, Hochreiter, Hoover, M. Timek, M. Timek, Dennis, Serratore. Third row: Petro, Hunzer, Bye-hm, Shevchuk, Stensney, Smith, Owens, Ritts, Van Scoy. Fourth row: Terpack, Davis, Moore, Pisaneschi, Yatko, Lyons, De Polo. Alexis, Powell. Caesar looks on in Cicero class Ring around a milling machine. Junior High art apprentices. forty-three ' BRN! Does it work? A tangent to a circle. W , ,,Q.m, 4-MM 112 MISS Ward First row lleft to riqhtl Yochem Zemanik Stranova Check Owens Van Scoy T1mek Kos ciolek Lawrence Sisko Second row Rosrak Conlon Benz Pre vuznak Bascom Davis Cali meres Koch Nichols Kingston Thrrd row Siskovic Koval Wil qus Griffiths Casmus Brozrn skl De Polo Klynoot Corrigan Fourth row Krum Petroski Moore Watkins Willoughby Herron Pisaneschi Hughes Iackiewicz. 11-3 Miss Bass First row tlett to rightjz Klein, Balut, Laux, Burridge, Fassett, Kresge, Petro, Rogish, Totino, Owens. Second row: Cummings, S. Zeveney, Gola, Berger, Es- tock, Baran, Chissler, Smith, lames Vitali, Shea. Third row: Laird, Krumsky, Popple, Martin, Dombek, Renaldi, Holthaus, Woronowicz, Kane, Stensney, Gola, Roberts. Fourth row: lwicki. Shevchuk, Allabaugh, Weir, I. Zeveney, Doknovitch, Miller, Spunar, Meehan. 1111 Mr. Mayer First row flett to riqhtjz Carey, Stehlinski, Ienkins, Keen, Ritts, Dooley, Mikilitus, Hoover, rio- man, Watkins, Second row: Dennis, Finley, Youkoski, Iones, Lidondici, Serratore, Kazenecki, Humble, Knesis, Harkins. Third row: Strichek, Slitcoe, Brennan, Stoiey, Shales, Suchoski, Baloga, Iskra, Herzfeld, Pape, Hunzer. Fourth row: Bisculca, Hrabow- sky, Sochko, Macey, Simonitis, Olsakowski, Dorrance, Hunt- zlnger, Davis. 11-4 Miss Golden First row Cleft to rightl: Savitski, Stucker, Acacio, Barrett, Will- iams, Smulowitz, Hulyo, Craig, Hall, Sokalski. Second row: Sorber, Antosh, Boyle, Guida, Hochreiter, Zumchak, Roth, Fluk- stalis, Chalker, Cole. Third row: Oliver, Iordan, Dale, Hanks, Re- barchak, Merrick, Conwell, Pe- dana, Kucirko, Sherba. Fourth row: Kornova, DePolo, Matty, Sorokas, Labecki, Schwab, VVat- kirxs, Slater, Maksimovicz, Row- land. forty-four ll-5 Mr. Labeda First row Cleft to riqhtj: Wallace, Misewich, Steblinski, Ondich, Hemingway, Mozdian, Greeley, Lenahan, Williams, King. Sec- ond row: Stranova, Hands, Dav- enport, Timek, Rembish, Wilk, Vose, Ioyce Vase, Powell. Third row: Wilqus, Glowach, Gvozdas, Lyons, Dechman, Iones, Yencha, Nichols, Fourth row: Glowat- sky, McGlynn, Makaravitz, Klit- chko, Heck, Carter, Sullivan, Solinski. W' ,WF ln. 10-2 Miss McDermott First row Qleit to riqhtj: Ebert, Nitka, Mansfield, Thomas, Sear- toss, Owens, Fall, Wetterau Kowalski, Onzik. Second row Flanagan, Eckert, Virqinis Pauly, Glosser, Brinola, Sebolka Satkowski, Voelker, Mros, Metz qer. Third row: Davis, Koulik Nareski, Ryder, McGilloway Saraka, Kupar, Dale, Pasonick Fourth row: Albowicz, Amrick Doyle, Williams, Glycenfer Tucker, Evans, White, Pesotski forty-tive ll-6 Mr. Connor First row fleft to rightjz Leonard, Norris, Novakowski, Prutzman, McGrady, Konnick, Gallagher, Smith, Brehm, Walters. Second row: Hager, Conwell, Madden, Petroziello, Wroblewski, Pesot- ski, Kostak, Keen, Fieseler, Ta- nona, Serafin. Third row: Ter- pack, Robinson, Friel, Gurdock, Bradley, Emmert, Katsock. Fourth row: Rossi, Wasilko. Al- exis, Becker, Young, Kemmerer. 10-1 Miss Carlin First row fleit to rightl:Nudo, Gabriele, Bucknavage, Dotter, Lyons, Gillespie, Pisaneschi, Quinn, Campbell, Stermer. Sec- ond row: Doknovitch, Mitchell, Fedor, Drutchal, Schiel, Blamite, Marsland, Meyers, Snyder, Os- borne, Sooby. Third row: Stew- art, Boqan, Dougherty, Kozukos, Bartos, Polkowski, Dominick, Ioseph. Fourth row: Rowlands, Leonard, Bostjancic, Anderson, Rebrik, Gustave, Foley. 104 Miss Prisbek First row Cleft to rightl Rem bish Bukoski Victor Iones Her ron Mcrttey Wychock Karaska Lugoski Bartosh Second row DePolo Compton Rodak Gola Kerwin Kelley Czarniecki Un varsky Dempsey Griscoms Ter shak Third row Emmert Kata cinskl Schwab Bombay Kres g Barb1n1 Bentley lordan James Kelley Riehl Fourth row Pringle Tirpak Macey Hrencecm Tamblyn Bennett Martincavaqe Werner Kopec 1016 Mrs. Beirne First row Ileit to rightj: Novak, Ceklosky, Kvasknowski, Ter- shak, Krall, Stachnik, Kennedy, Palko, Davis, Langdon. Second row: Iones, McHugh, McNamara, Gallagher, McAfee, Konsczvage, Owens, Matyscak, Aqerkis, Toole. Third row: Rasimas, Drendall, Yencha, Laskowski, Grimcxila, Rirxdgen, Pokrifkcx, Berg. Fourth row: Praszkowicz, Kebles, Watkins, Wardle, Bar- bini, Kwiatkoski, Kresge. forty-six 10-3 Miss Wagner First row Cleft to rightl: Iones, Mack. Sabol, Brown, Flannery, Kulikowich, Wertheimer, Feld! man, Dixon, Shorts. Second row: Hoffman, Williams, Lau- bauqh, Bennett, Speicher, George, Winsock, Clarke, Wali- gun, Soroka, Peterlin. Third row: Pavislak, Harcarik, Strone, McKeown, Searloss, Warqo, Ser- ratore, Gavin, O'Donnell. Fourth row: Hornlein, Lendacky, Voi- tek, Horoszy, Hurley, Zimmer- man, Roberts, Harnichar, Finn, Melnyk. 10-5 Mr. Evans First row Klett to riqhtjz Fassett, Stepanski, Riemensnyder, Ulic- ny, Bronikowski, Yastremski, Yankovich, Kerwin, Krapska, Bowalick. Second row: Whiton- is, Krumsky, Wallace, M. Krum- sky, Shiloski, McHugh, Froncik, Daniels, Stefanowski, Wilk. Third row: Krill, Curley, Spaq- nola, Caifrey, Novenski, Hutz, Hall, Mros, Strone, Picchetti, Gross. Fourth row: Schwab, Serafin, Mosley, Murphy, Beh- rens, Skrepenak, Eichler, Murv ray, Olsen. w ,.v.Ws1m- 4-.0 10-7 Mr. Palencar First row fleft lu riqhtbz Kalinow- ski, Chopko, Madden, Liparula, Miller, Grzezdzenski, Obuhosky, Mond, Shillabeer, Burritt. Sec- ond row: Dupak, Mosley, Wal- lace, Pointek, Banks. Zimmer- man, Huey, Pauley, Saraka, Zeto, Wintermute. Third row: Lutecki, Silkosky, Wolfe, Thom- as, Moore. Howlan, Smacher, Miskiewicz, Wilde, Anthony. Fourth row: Adamitis, Raykow- icz, Mayer, Korman, Nielsen, Hannon, Kopec, Laird. 9-2 Miss Kreidler First row fleft to rightlz Pisan- eschi, Mrozinski, Hresko, Con- ner, Kologe, Novakowski, Tip- pett, Sabol, Godlewski. Second row: Day, Luton, Kovalick, Bell- umori, Davis, Macko, Cheskie- wecz, Allabaugh, Pienta, Oliver, Martz. Third row: Serniak, Britz, Warick, Iorxes, Brawley, Matis- ka, Bonner, Monko, Danko. Chronowski. Fourth row: Ho- rensky, Hennessey, Iskra, Kos- telnik, Acczcio, Rembish, Iohn- son, Weiss, Rushton. 9-1 Mrs, Silvany First row Cleft to riqhtj: Zaleta, Czubek, Bostjancic, Anderson Gola, Mosely, Dancheck, Dreese Miller. Second row: Fox, Petrin Cole, Bartish, Leonard, Balchus Raeder, Lidondici, Matthews Rittenhouse. Third row: Naes sig, Suckoski, Ramos, Weir Chapin, Brady, Chase, Stefan oski. Fourth row: Hotchkiss Perkowski, Daniels, Koscielski Turner, Smoliga, Emmert, Roth 9-3 Miss Payne First row Cleft to riqhtlz Yatko, Thompson, Gavel, Duncan, Mus- covitch, Reinard, Anstett, Yale, Kohol. Second row: O'Brien, Mohler, Stefanowski, Golenski, Navola, Rathy, Vesek, Gola, Howe, Gershen, Barrett. Third row: Vitali, Fieseler, Brzycki, Reilly, Dechman, Biniek, Frciley, Ienninqs, Bogdon, Kurzakoski, Pope, Baloga. Fourth row: Mc- Carthy, Lowery, Mantush, Dress- ler, Frank, Donnini, Norris, Isk- ra, Mosley. forty-seven 9-5 Miss Iohnson First row Cleft to rightjz Penska, Moseman, Ianasov, Unvarsky, Spunar, Murray, Gaughan. Check, Hunter, Stout. Second row: Monko, Ninotti, Mullen, Partika, Pearce, Pudloski, Ste- panski, Haas, Shiloski, Rasimas, Watkins. Third row: Hankey, Baloga, Price, Smurl, Saraka, Watkins, Gritman, Aaron, Foley, Zapotowski, Young, Fourth row: Caravaqgio, Zoeller, Sescilla, Kobziewicz, Rundle, Checkaus- kas, Rindgen, Walters, Stencik. 9-7 Miss Simakaski First row Cleft to rightl: Gallagh- er, Venit, Estock, MacNeal. Klit- chko, Libertoski, Cronauer, So- boleski, Turanski, Kennedy. Second row: Brazinski, Wensell, Shovlin, Virginis, Edwards, Flynn Yatsko Coffay Van Scoy Dzanko Third row Reese Krynavicz Satkowski Martin Compton Davies Mozdian Dempsey Franchiewicz Evans Fourth row Stahovec Raeder ODorine1l Mosley Kelly Glo man Kenzakoski Lyons Burns forty eight Q- mr 9-4 Miss Nitch First row Cleft to rightlz Bama, Terpack, Nichols, Ienkins, Ter' shak, Terruso, Barbini, Susinski, Miskiewicz, Krisanda, Toporek. Second row: Smith, Evans, Keefe, Bombay, Kormick, Adams, Mench, King, Zumchcrk. Third row: Poplawski, Rossi, Lowe, Williamson, Olsen, Cybulski, Poole, Hager, Serafin. Fourth row: Marko, Perfinski, Baloga, Kmetz, Iohnson, Schiel, Bau- mann, Holmes, 9-6 Mrs. Stenson First row Cleft to riqhtj: Zorzi, Skordensky, Wilkie, Rome, Mc- Cormick, Dobransky, Hcrllet, Kra- hel, Rehrig, Koch. Second row: Shea, Wichella, Dixon, Harrison, Mido, Hassay, lhnat, Splendido, Chismur. Third row: Ierista, Cardell, Olints, Howell, Acker- man, Schramko, Landmesser, Chase. Fourth row: Obukosky, Pryor, Gibbons, Grabowski, Hvozdovic, Finn, Zielinski, Fili' powich, Friel. , , f , V . , , . . 43 f 1 1 . ol f ji 0 - - wg . . , . - f , , . . - , 'l J 4::.' :: .: I 'P u -. A .-w'1,:',:::3,,7H Ciba: 1 2.2--'1:92:21-2:2I.5:5-::5:5:5:5:5-' ,,,::,jg, 2:5 M- .wwvyy ,. The crowd at lunch. Work in woodshop. -r--M.-., Fuiure Betty Crockers Science experiment in progress. Mr. Domzalski in P. O. D. Sax ws wr E ??9x3 ' .. .Zig a2?K'4' VU! 2 'l A A y me , e.:z:-: me A4 cc 1- 322,11 4 EE, ni Sb V .... ': forty-nine Z- ww f wcmcmnsuc muuimes' umm nw qw.. V V , .y ,323 rffga' c V 210' 'iznfm sf F3 Miss McKeown First row flett to rightl Williams Baranaskas Drasher Crake Bu zinski Birth Meier Miller Pren Second row Saraka Lowe Courtriqht Kozey Kozemko Kossakowskx Hopple Yorosa v1ch Baur Blessner Blamire Third row Kenkakowskr Rob erts Innes Williamson Smith I Smith Craig Benkoski Swa ditch Fourth row Vinton Kresge Griffiths Ulitchney Feldman Paluchowski Fox Miss Ruddy First row Kleit to rightjz Griffiths Gregory, Rogan, Gavel, Taylor Mattick, Wijkszner, Zavadfr, Bez dziecky. Second row: Mars land, Berton, Reese, Boqdon Montville, Piscmeschi, Yankoski Craig, Metzger. Third row Iones, Compton, Murphy, Shov lin, Cunningham, Iames, Kemp ka. Koerber. Fourth row: Os- borne, Kennedy, Finn, Bachman Soboleck, Tregaskis, Edwards Burke. 8-1 Mrs. Halloran First row flett to rightl Ianick Novenski, MacHenry, Glomb Atiyeh, Andreeko, Bausch Nicholas, Haslin, Second row Heuer, Oliver, Pasonick, Owens Schultz, Poplawski, Zavatsky Iohns, Powell, Balasavage Third row: Kucirko, Barnick Barber, Zaremski, Filipkowski Simpson, Azat, McKeown, Boro vich, Fraley. Fourth row: Smul- avltz, Eitel, Krute, Klynoot, Ku cirlca, Stetz, Hasinecz, Blessner Hartman, Rinaldi. 814 Miss Marie Hughes First row flett to rightl: Luce, Sabol, Nottingham, Straneva, Krakos, Stoeckler, Becker, Slus- ser, Ioseph. Second row: Schiel, Pudlosky, Walters, Hutz, Bost- jaricic, Yelland, Stankewicz, Dempsey, Siglin, Casterline. Third row: Webb, Rossi, Willi- ams, Stone, Joyce, Speicher, Christiansen, Yale, Wolfe, Prutzv man, Sorokas, Fourth row: Reese, Bielski, Kennedy, Mik- lich, Murray, Brant, Burke, Mos- ley. titty 8-5 Miss McGovern First row llett to rightj: Smith, Waslin, Franckiewicz, Whitonis, Glycenter, Jenkins, Thomas, De- bach, Burns. Second row: Wali- son, Sydlo, Nottingham, Riehl, Walko, Snarski, Rhodes, Willi- ams. Banks, Clarke, Yankoski. Third row: Petrillo, Yeager, Dinan, Toole, Karalunas, Golida, Rogish, Parise, Cole, Mondulick. Fourth row: Konnick, Muldown- ey, Zeveney, Pisock, Butry, War- tella, Rittell, Youkoski, Fassett ds. Mrs Wallace First row Cleft to rightj Kolan ick Pusenko Bom Stucker Rampola Norton Johns Brandt Reese Second row Iones Pok riika, Grabauskas, Ercolam Pa patopoli, Konnick, Gross, King Glycenfer, Riehl. Third row Chronowski, O'Donne11, Ashman Giza, Czarniecki, Kennedy, Hay lock, Pisaneschi, Kenzakoski Fourth row: Rutt, Vanderwarker, Randall, Koch. Kulikowich Pearce, Daniels, Urban, Fox. fifty-one 7-1 Miss Hughes First row tleit to rightl: Beisel, Compton, Dempsey, Bone, Deit- rick, Lukacinsky, Denan, Mc- Laughlin, Kossakowski. Second row: Poplawski, McDermott, Williams, Jones, Stuckoski, Fox, lacobson, Osborne, Walsh, Zeto, McHugh. Third row: Young, Vanchure, Chanecka, McAfee, Anushko, C. Fox, Bella, Dupak, Spittel, Kondratick. Fourth row: Allen, Milne, Yudkovitz, Sprau, Howell, Thomas, Buhoski, Brandt, Williamson, Stone. 7-2 Mr. Kelly First row tleit to rightjz Yurkav- age, Toole, Griffith, Chapple, Duncan, Rush, Dale, Jones, Dun- bar. Second row: Franza, Fox, Burridge, Kovalchick, Glycenfer, Reese, Gritman, Doknovitch, Flanagan, I. Yochem, Iane Yo- chem. Third row: Klein, Kresge, Stencik, Kane, Kramer, Craig, Monahan, Kuhns. Perrins. Fourth row: Van Scoy, Yanchuk, House, Poplowski, Lasiewicki, Terpack, Davis, Gallagher. , fifty-two Junior High has music, too. 7-4 Mr. Lehet First row fleft to rightlz Tricari- co, Marchetti, Sullivan, Pesot- ski, Miller, Rudko, Ritts, Mala- nowski, Yencha. Second row: Stofey, Pedana, Sylvanovich, Iordan, Tokach, Trethaway, Auman, Kraynanski, Mokris, Nlartincavaqe. Third row: Piv- inski, Chissler, Balut, Stegura, Wychock, Kromko, Pilipowich, Wilk, Williams, Navola, Mc- Grady. Fourth row: Kemmerer, Nesbitt, Watkins, Milhaus, Iones, Yesko, Suszko, Miller, Peterson. 7-5 Miss Considine First row fleft to rightjz Tippett, Huntzinger, Verdekal, Alla- baugh, Walison, Kozemko, Bog- dan, Carkhutf, Vojtek. Second row: Yankoski, Horensky, Lidon- dici, Kaczor, Smith, Bardell, Pas- ternack, Poplawski, Iennings, Horridge, Savage. Third row: Waligun, Rhodes, DePo1o, Reilly. Evans, Stancik, Shovlin, Totino. Bzura, Muslowsky, Benedetti. Fourth row: Renninger, Olints, Simko, Perrins, Morpeth, Unvar- sky, Zbysewski, Boqdon, Wilde. Gute-nberg's apprentices. ' Peek-a-boo! Mr. Palencar inspires young artists. Oh! these formulas get me. Making a sack dress? fifty-three X fifty-four fift y-five Koard of Pu6licationA Iohn Beck Editor-in-chief Breidlin Malca Gershen Editor-in-chief Iournal Marie Danilack Assistant Editor Breidlin The Board of Publications of I. M. Coughlin has, throughout the years, ob- tained fame for publishing excellent editions of the schoolis magazine and yearbook. Again, as usual, this year was no exception. The editorial staff, under the expert di- rection of Mrs. Margaret R. Evans, is to be congratulated on all their extracurricular Work done on this year's publications. Little is known of all the writing, scheming, plan- ning, proof reading, headaches that go on year-round in the Iournal Room to make each edition of the Journal a masterpiece. The editor-in-chief, Malca Gershen, and her assistant editor, Frances Knasiak, have f ity-six Frances Knasiak Assistant Editor Ioumal made possible this yearis five issues of the journal. This magazine has become a so Well-loved tradition that Coughlin students eagerly look forward to the days when it is distributed. In its thirty-fifth year of publication, the Breidlin has once again maintained the high standards of excellence. This was largely brought about by the efforts of Iohn Beck and Marie Danilack, editor-in-chief and as- sistant editor. The Work of Mr. Booth and his staff is not to be overlooked. They have very cap- ably taken care of the business pertaining to the publications. lames Heston Art Editor .amy 5 i lean Macarelli Business Manager We take pride and pleasure in publishing, fafitorial Staff First row Cleft to riqhtj: Glomcm, O'Brien, Zcrletcl. Sercxiin, Knasiuk, Gezshen, Beck, Dunilcxck, Yenchcx, De Remer, Zapotowski. Second row: Wcudle, Finley, Ritts, Zemcmik, Petro, Leonard, Kostuk, Williams. Miller, Mcxlesky, Kresge, B. Bills, Yankovich, Ienkins, DePolo, Brehm, Iackiewicz. Third row: Iones, Owens. Dotter, Kelley, Ansfett, Hannon, Ioseph, Davies, Rogish, Katcxcinski, Grimailcx, Subol, Toole, Steblinski. Watkins. sl. .ll lk William DeRemer Sports Editor 'W fifty-seven lu an as N.. Yyping and lliimeo mph Staff First row Cleft to rightl: Dcxly, Krill, White, Ccxsterline, Crcxke. Second row: Yurkuvcxge, Carlson, Fisher, Bcxrcmcs- kus, Webb. mf Stagg First row Ileft to riqhtj: Mros, Heston, Spruu, Ankudovich. Eulfineu Staff First row lleh to rightl: Mcxcurelli, Ercolcmi. Mikilitus, Grubuuskas, White, Ccsterline, Mulesky, Yankovich Kcme. Second row: Doknovitch, Pczul, Fieseler, Kosciolek, Hoover, Check, Kostcrk, Wcrllcrce, Keen, Picchetti Williams, Kucirko. Senivr High fepvrte A First row Qleit to rightj: Gombcr, Unvursky. Lcmning, Conway, Crcrke, Shules, Sisko, Chissler. Second row: Winsock, Rodcxk, McHugh, Dale, Lutecki, Wcxrdle, Ales, Lencxhun, Mond. each year, the Breidlin and fhe Journal. unior High Reporter First row Cleft to rightjz Dczvis, Riehl, Tenczcx, Scrmkcr, Krokos. Frcmckiewicz, Yenchc, Zeto. Second row: Zielinski, Smoliqc, Iskra. Flynn, Tershok, Kresge, Eitel. fifty-nine Dx The cast takes El break. Senior F ay On Friday evening, December l3, l957, the Senior Class presented a comedy in three acts en- titled, Time Out for Gingerf' The play was un- der the direction of Miss Myvanwy Williams and told about a typical American family. Well, not quite typical! The Carol family had one big problem-their daughter, Ginger. It seemed that fourteen-year-old Ginger, was more interested in playing football on the school team, than she was in the usual teen-age topics. When Ginger finally did make the team, her whole family disapproved, except Mr. Carol. lVlr. Carol was quite delighted with the situation. Many problems arose from Ginger's unusual in- terest. But the Carol family met its problems and came through with flying colors. L'All,s well that ends Wellu, and the play did have a happy ending. Hard work, time, and patience went into the production of this play. It was a splendid per- formance and enjoyed by everyone. Boola, boola, Carol, you're a foola. Just what do you mean by that? Look Daddy, there's a photostatic copy of your petition against gym for girls. Ginger, what makes you think you can play lootball7 Wine Uut or Qngern C'aAt of C'lcaracterA Lizzie ,r,,,,,,,r,r,,,,,,,,,,, , G. Dianna Serratore Agnes Carol . ,,,. , Howard Carol Ioan Carol ,.,. leannie Carol Ginger Carol Eddie Davis Tommy Green Mr. Wilson ,,,e Ed Hoffman , Mary Ann Paul ,. Philip Lawler Patricia O'Brien ,D e,,e Regina Mrozinski Theresa Levandowski ,,,,,,,, Paul Gibbons , , ,. Ronald Barovich Robert Testen , David Speicher I even caught two kids in the corridor. ma que sixty-two First row fleit to rightjz O'Brien, Rodak, McHugh, Serrcztore, Laubaugh, Levcmdowski, Gershen, Zapotow ski, Mrozinski, R. Barovich, Benkoski, Knasiak, Seraiin, Wasinda. Second row: Yencha, Speicher, Lan ning, Albrecht, Chorba, Paul, Picchetti, Hall, Guida, Williamson, Wallace, Powell, Woznicki, Miller Third row: Testen, Lawler, Gibbons, D. Barovich, McHugh, DeRemer, Beck, Eike, Schiel, Ulichney Iarecki, Heston, Matthews, Thomas, First row Kleft to rightjz Peterlin, Ryder, Serratore, Speicher. That's real bowling! Q I' Kowling First row fleft to rightjz Hine, Wychock, Finley, Lyons, Carey, W. Iones, Milulities, Stephanski, Laubaugh. Roman, Dancheck, Zapatowski, Mulhern, S. I. Wallace. Second row: Pisaneschi, Czarnecki, Luqoski, Speicher, Hoover, Saraka, Laux, Kresge, Watkins, R. Unvarsky, Verespy, Yurkavcxge, Picchetti, Casterline. A. Wallace. Third row: Acacio, Owens, Havcxrd, L. Iones, Williams, Waliers, M. Unvarsky, Verbitski. Krapsha, Wetterau, Pauley, Huey, Burridge, Thomas. Ercolani. Make it a strike. sixiy-lhree S enivr Hi In S tudent Council sixty-four First :ow Cleft to riqhtf: Kruyncmski, Mcrtysccxk, Shea, Konnick, Dixon, Boyle, White, Kerwin, Kozqk Second row: Powell, Muncy, Lyons, Thennes, Kane, Thomas, Bcsrovich. uni r High S tudent Counci First row Cleft to rightlz Turcxnski, Krahel, Godlewski, Ritts, Mcxttick, Cruke, Walison. Second row: Shovlin Allen, Ianclsov, Bogdon, Schiel, Nclessiq, Barnick, Ashmun. We have a hand in our own self-government. And we sailecl on-and on-and on., Student activities are part of our iradition. The hanging of the greens germa 61116 sixty-six e m n C7116 First row Klett to rightjz Siskovic, Iwicki, McNamara, Yencha, Krum, Petroski, Terpack, Kopec, Unvarsky, Kondratick, Kozemko, DeRerner, Koval, Rebarchak. Second row: Wallace, Watkins, Miller, Kelley, Wasin- da, Hall, Galli, A. Wallace, Mitchell, Rodak, Dick, Zaleta, Hunzer, Benz. Third row: Pedana, Rowlands, Kozak, Bogan, Schiel, Makaravitz, Benkoski, Watkins, Kenzakoski, Gloman, Harcarik, Krokos, Glowatsky, Burritt, Stotey. Fourth row: Davis, Peterlin, Wolfe, Thomas, Tirpak, Nichols, Murphy, Beck, Willoughby, Sorokas, DePolo, Macey, Roberts, Andreoli. First row fleit to rightl. Konnick, Terpack, Howe, Yatsko, Wichella, Miller, Fox, Prevuznak Zimmerman Vose, Yochem, Reimensnyder, Pauly, Seartoss, Matysak, Powell, Wallace. Second row: Walters Shev chuk, Flynn, Wensell, Edwards, Zaleta, Lenahan, Ienkins, Kresge, Cole, Berger, Lawrence Shiloskr Mur ray, Conner, Davis. Third row: Gloman, Rembish, Curley, Smith, Fieseler, Hester, McGrady Gallagher Shea, Konnisk, Watkins, Iones, Hankey, Smoliga. Fourth row: Gola, Martin, Lyons, Dotter Moore Me neeley, Brennan, Iones, Miller, Glowach, Kvozdovic, Lowery. Foreign languages are an important part of ?1-enclt 61116 Spani It C1116 First row Cleft to riqhtl: Gallagher, Hunter, Cronauer, Obukosky, Smith, Hall, Picchetti, Sisko, Vose, Lewis, Dotter, Brown, Guida. Czubek, Finley, Zeto. Second row: Miskiewicz, Williamson, Yurkavage, Barrett, Petro, Hands. Van Scoy, Moseman, Kvashnowski, Leonard, M. Timek, Marion Timek, Liparulcr, Fassett, Drutchal. Third row: McHugh, Stranova, Zcrleta, Fedor. Ulicny, Billet, Adams, Zorzi, Greeley, Savitski, Koch, Cheskiewicz, Matthews, Kulikowich, Blamire, Karaska. Fourth row: Carlson, O'Brien, Ceklosky, Hoover, Thompson, Madden, Reinard, Novakowski, Shea, Mido, Huey, Satkowski, Evans, Galenski. Fifth row: Solenski, Labecki, Tamblyn, Jabers, Stahovic, Greeley, Wilqus, Weiss. First row fleit to rightiz Gibbons, Horridqe, Victor, Yastremski, Shales, M. Timek, Marion Timek, Pedana. Andreoli, Skordensky, Chopko, Wychock, Meyers, Snyder, Herbert, George, Second row: Prutzman, Bu- koski, Baloqcx, Boyle, Conwell, Thomas, Malesky, Kram, O'Brien, Brown, Nitka, Albrecht, Zumchak, Were theimer, Jones, Krill. Third row: Konnick, Walters, Nitka, Flannery, Owens, Check, Godlewski, Stetanow- ski, Ihnat, Penksa, Macko, Boqdon, Kovalick, Zadvorny. Fourth row: Rossi, Brislin, Mayer, Nahill, Schiel, Iackiewicz, Kucirko, Ales, Watkins, Iordan, Stefanowski, Bercx, Gibbons, Kobziewicz, Pedana, Wcxrick. our school program, n'es'c-ce pas? Urn.. sixty-seven ' 'ff 6 A , it ew N W ,Q sa ' at aff' ' ' ' 4 N , .2 I 4 y it ,Z Ml- ' I ga f . J, on X, , .,Vk rtiaw S I Eff gi , :-f - w 9 5 3 ,fc I 9 , , . T Z ftkiff -:-: -2 , 2 WgMl'7,.' .sf i ' p if A': ' t :, ., s A.Z.+::-V ' i 'izvz 5 I :,' I ' ::' ' ' 1 Albb aa, 1 - ':'. A t, 1:,l1 gl ' s ' , :1,,: '.,.. I ii ,lg , I ,',- ,ig X tt V u p :12,t . W , 5 - Izz' ZAA. : bf? - , 5 Q f' ' - ,: :::' 'f -1-':1 , .. , . -1 Z.. , '21 is it' .-.:.-- ,,:,: , :'1' ,. 'iii' . i IIV i?:2s:zfa2,:.: :.:. ' is :':::: : 5 ::::2 - :,.,..,, l it ' 2. 1 it '2A ::.,, if :1' .,.,- ,. I W V4 ,.... 4 . ,.... . x ya ' t :QQQ , --1-- - ' ii ':'V ' : ,,,, P , K ' hi Vvz' We sailed passed the Statue of Liberty. unior-S' e ivr Uuting sixty-eight Another inspection tour. What a gun! Bright and early, many sleepy eyed students waited anxiously for the train at Miners Mills, Par- sons, and Wilkes-Barre. We boarded the train and were on our Way. The train trip was full of fun, and We enjoyed the ride. We arrived at lersey City and Went to the dock to board the Sea Bellev. Then we started our scenic tour up the Hudson River. We toured the Bay area in New York and Went past the Statue of Liberty. We saw the Empire State Building. Along the Way We saw the Navy Yards, the Palisades, Bear Mountain, and Brooklyn Bridge. www ' f .:,a. la Are they hats? We arrived at 'West Point, and started our tour. We saw the chapel, dormitories, parade grounds, athletic fields, and recreation centers. We tallied to and took pictures of the cadets. Returning to the boat, We started our return trip. We were thrilled by the brilliant array of flashing lights of the nightime New York skyline. We boarded the train for home, arrived early the next morning tired, but happy about our ex- citing and thrilling trip! s m e S Down the gang plank at West Poinf. What a day for cameras? Some skyline, eh Perk? sixty-nine latte men seventy M- 7, First row flett to riqhtl: Olsakowski, lwicki, Krum, Petroski, Yencha, Barovich, C. Thomas, E. Thomas, G. Thomas, Kelbaugh, Mitchell, Makaravitz, DeRemer. Second row: D. Barovich, Dombek, Hughes, Dechman. Schiel, Gibbons, Corrigan, I. Corrigan, Brislin, Yatko, Hurley. Third row: Terpack, Holthaus, Krokos, Decker, Perkowski, Kopec, Sahayda, Kozemko, Dale, Ankudovich, Novak, Sralik. First row flett to rightj: Silkosky, Serniak, Andreoli, McDermott, Yencha, R. Barovich, C. Thomas, E Thomas, G. Thomas, Testen, Sralik, DeRemer. Mitchell, Storey. Second row: Burritt, Matthews, McNamara Bellanca, Eike, Kane, Speicher, Kelbaugh, Gibbons, Corrigan, Walko, Herron, Brennan, Dotter, Krumski Siskovic. Third row: Krum, Olsakowski, Holthaus, Terpack, lwicki, Oliver, Rafalko, Glowach, Koval Young, Rindqen, Dombek, Strone, Tirpak, Lendacky. Fourth row: D. Barovich, Moore, Schiel, Iones DePolo, Margolis, Gustave, Hughes, Baloga, Melnyk, Wardle, Harnichar, Brislin, Labecki, Glowatsky Fifth row: Mr. Cobb, Gloman, Rebarchak, Meneeley, Powell, Speziak. Hi-Y and Lettermen in sports and service 1 C O I First row fleit to rightlz Smith, Obuhosky, Ycrstremski, Stepcmski, White, Boyle, Fall, Mikilitus, Barbini, Carlson, Mucazelli, Hall, Kram, Vose, Sisko, Guida, Wichilla. Second row: Rodak, Kowalski, Pauly, Bucknavaqe, Gabriele, Gallagher, Dixon, Bartosh, Dooley, Knasiak, Serafin, Vere-spy, Zeto, Kalinowski. Konsavage, Woznicki, Dcrnilack. Third row: Matty, Grabauskas, Smulowitz, Hunzer, Nudo, Burritt, Miller, Laubczugh, Rembish, Lyons, Lugoski, Owens, Schiel, Yankovich, Stermer, Sooby. First row flelt to rightl: Krumsky, McHugh, Borovich, Rodak, M. E. McHugh, Lenahan, Lewis, Prevuznak, Benz, Ercolcmi, Keen, Wasinda, Zaleta, Terruso, Gauqhan, Estock, Lidondici, Bamn. Second row: Iona- sov, Krill, Zapotowski, Dancheck, Verbiiski, Brown, Conway, Guida, Kelley, Speicher, Picchetti, Yatsko, Terpack, Iones, Wertheimer, Flanagan. Third row: Youkoski, Finley, Kucirka, Chismar, Fieseler, Flynn, Shovlin, Kenworihy, Daly, Havard, Wallace, M. Timek, Shales, Marion Timek, Norris, McGrady. Good sportsmanship is stimulated in G. A. A. seventy-one matic C7116 seventyvtwo matic C7116 First row fleft to rightlz Klein, .Z-lcacio, Baloga, Conwell, Kostak, Smith, Benz, Hunzer, Dotter, Pisaneschi, Iackiewicz, Ales, Zapotowski, McCue, Gershen, Danilack, Miller, Mrozinski. Second row: Slifcoe, Wilgus. Zumchak, Owens, Hulyo, Fieseler, Barbini, Picchetti, Powell, Chorba, Krumsky, Terpack, Testen, McNa- mara, Brislin, Speicher. Third row: Walko, Corrigan, Shevchuk, Bellornca, McHugh, Doknovitch, DePolo, W. Schiel, Iones, I. Schiel, Gloman, Glowach, Thomas, Brennan, Young. Fourth row: Mr. Cobb, Peterlin, Kucirko, Kane, Beck, Makaravitz, DeRemer, Moore, Dorrance, Domhelc, Mr. West. First row flett to riqhtj: Konsavaqe, Yankovich, Krumsky, McNamara, Gallagher, Krall, M. Pauly, Kowal ski, Buclcnuvaqe, Kelley, Kosciolek, Petro, Leonard. Kresge, A. Pauley, Agerkis. Second row: Stepasski Pisaneschi, Nudo, Schiel, Burritt, Brinola, Glosser, Luqoski, Miller, Shillabeer, Stermer, Mack, Voelkcr Wintermute. Third row: Bowalick, Bennett, M. Tershak, Blamire, Iones, Czarniecki, Owens, Thomas, Wet terau, Toole, Kerwin, Speicher, Sooby. Fourth row: Grimaila, Strone. Macey, Melnyk, Picchetti, Gustave Hrencecin, Wardle, Harrxichar, Moose, A. Tershak, Riehl, Mr. O. Evans. Mathematics and science are essential studies ?utu e ngineem' C1116 t fleet:-onicA C7116 First row fleit to rightb: Dorronce, Kane, Stensney, De-Remer, Iwicki, Testen, I. Schiel, Ycrtko, Terpcxck, Holthuus, Gibbons, Bcxrovich, McNamara, Speicher, Herron. Second row: Mr, Iordcxn, Mr. West, Siskovic, DePo1o, Pudloski, Bellcxncu, G. Thomas, E. Thomas, Corrigan. Wcilko, Iackiewicz, Glomcn, Dotier, Iones. Ales. Third row: Goodman, Kovul, Moore, Ycrtko, Matty, Niznik, Kenzukoski, Beck, Robinson, Young, McHugh, Watkins, Rossi, W. Schiel, Wetteruu. First row fleit to riqhtyz Anthony, Iomeszewski, Hoznlein, Howlcm, Dechmcm, Srcmlik, Klynoot, Suhuydu, Klitchko, Emmert, Sorber. Second row: Drenduil, Friel, Raicxlko, Pesotski, Mr. Corsterlin, Kebles, Oliver, Krill, Wilk. Third row: Icnis, Litchmun, Gavin, Huntzinqer, Cummings, Tomko, Sochko, Sirichek, Bentley, McBride. in this modern, twentieth century world. sevenlyfthree Hey 61116 seventy-four Kanlz Ca laiem First row fleft to rightlz Yatko, Sahayda, Ankudovich, McNamara, Decker, Kopec, Perkowski, Corrigan, Sralek, Iwicki, Terpack, Olsakowski. Second row: Gibbons, Schiel, Gloman, Eike, R. Barovich, Krokos, Mr. Super, Berxkoski, Petroski, Dechman, Krum. Third row: W. Schiel, D. Barovich, Moore, Dale, R. Iones, Thomas, Harcarik, Steianowski, De Polo, Foley. First row Cleft to rightjz Dechmczn, Rcxmpola, Tokach, Laubaugh, Yencha, Kane, Thomas, Testen, Blamire Clarke, McHugh, Huntzinqer. Laux. Second row: Novak, Nichols, Bostjancic, Stoeckler, Kelley, Dotter Huey, Stepanski, Carlson, Kazcmecki, Ankudovich. Third row: Klynoot, Davies, Bike, R. Iones, Willoughby S. Bcrloqa, Strone, Pryor, Acacio. Service and honesfy are part of learning. Watin Senator Zati I9 e6e A First row tic-it Lo rlghljz I-lands, Mrozinski, Allabauqh, Dooley, McHugh, Hughes. Van Scoy, Davenport, Owens, Davis, Nichols, Klein. Second row: Iames, Ritts, Ercolani, I. Steblinski, Ioan Steblinski, Acacia, Brehm, Kram, McCue. Third row: Peterlin, Iones, Dale, Eike, Gloman, Lyons, Pisaneschi, Powell. First row Cleft to riqhtl: Flanagan, Dupak, Shorts, Mros. Brinola, Pauly, Kostak, Sabol, Winsock. Sooby, Voelker, Wintermute, Agerkis, A. Pauley, Saraka. Second row: M. McHugh, I. McHugh, Glosser, I. Ker- win, N. Kerwin, Mansfield, McNamara, Bartosh, Iones, Drapska, Palko, Kalinowski, Konsavage, Yankovich, Stepanski, Burritt. Third row: Matty, Laubaugh, Lugoski, Czarniecki, Lyons, Rembish, Owens, Kowalski, Gallagher, Dixon, Mond, Feldman, Krall, Schiel, Nudo, Bucknavaqe, Gabriele. Fourth row: Thomas, Novak, Serratore, Speicher, Marsland, Sebolka, Bennett, Bowalick, Unvarsky, Wetterau, Toole, Stermer, Shillabeer, M, Tershak, Fall. Fifth row: A. Tershak, Riehl, Katacinski, McKeown, Gustave, Spagnola, Pic- Chetti, Melnyk, Macey, Grimaila, Barhini, Foley, Raykowicz, Praszkowicz. Sixth row: Harnichar, Wardle, Watkins, Kupar, Hrencecin, Strone, Zimmerman, Skrepenak, Seratin, Werner, Laskowski, Iarecki. An ancient language has many modern uses. seventy-five Such a beautiful Queen. l may bag I9 7 May Day is a celebration long awaited by the students. Variety was the theme that shone through this colorful May Day program. Starting the program were tumbling and trampoline teams composed of hoth girls and boys from the gym classes. Dancing was also highlighted that after- noon. Different kinds of dances were demon- strated, such as modern dancing and folk or square dancing. Sprinkled through these group activities were solo numbers in tap and ballet done by talented performers. The girls danced around the May Pole. Bouncey Joe on the trampoline. The program, lasting several hours, was highlighted by the long-awaited crowning of the May Queen. Her identity was kept secret until the moment of her crowning. The students an- xiously awaited the selection of the queen as the president of the class moved the silver crown from one lovely head to another. The one whom the crown fitted per- fectly was a popular senior, Irene Verhitski. She took her place as the head of the court to reign as Queen of the May, 1957. The May Pole dance conclud- ed a festive May Day, 1957. seventy-six The May Queen and Attendants. n A whole lotta shakin' going on. Junior-Hi girls in goocl form. M 5 it si? 2 seventy-seven Sympla any Urclne tr seventy-eight Uafmity Orclae tm First row Cleft to rightl: Bellcrnca, Piscmeschi, Brown, Bennett, Zumchcrk, Dotter, Woznicki. Second row: Voelker, Watkins, Corrigan, Shovlin, Eike, Gustave, Kresge, Spcqnolcr, Terpcxck, Chorba, Rigoni, Verhitski. Third row: Hutz, Ienkins. Fourth row: Dennis, Splendido, Strunova, Surcrkcr, Rehrig, Hunks, Nitku, Hughes. Pedcmcr, Wulko, Hurnichcrr. Howe. Suruku, Huey, Owens. Fifth row: Robinson, Allcrbczuqh, Corrigan. De- Remer, Meneeley, Krumsky, Iones, Wctrdle, Kottcrcinski, Fraley, Tershak, Petro, Albrecht. First row llett to rightjz Bellcmccr, Jones, Eike, DeRemer, Glomun, Picchetti, Dotter, Pisaneschi, Pedcmcr Second row: Hoffman, Bennett, Chorbcr, Albrecht, Kresge, Williams, Dennis, Strcxnova, Zumchuk, Voelker Spcxgnolcr. Third row: Robinson, Krumsky, Wurdle, Corrigan, Walks, Hanks, Gustave, Hughes, Hurnichcxr Talented performers reproduce musical masterpieces ,emfww kann! univr High 01-clue tm First row Ileh to rightjz Pisuneschi, Iones, Burnick, Azot, Simpson, Hosinecz, Klynoot, Barber, Hoffman, Eitel, Stetz. Oliver, Heue. Zuremski, McKeown. Second row: Iennings, Andreeko, Bausch, Kupcir, Davies, Pedono, Albrecht, Smulowitz, Noreski, Dzenis, Tompko, Riehl, Kotocinski, Posonick. Third row: Corrigan. Gola, Hanks, Moyer, Hughes, Spognolo, Gustcrve, Kresge, Klitchko, Mottty, Picchetti, Robinson, Eichler, Fourth row: DeRemer. Wordle, Rundle, D. Corrigan, Krumsky, Glomctn, Eike, Wctlko, Allobouqh, Homi- chor, Dotter, Jones, Holmes, Borbini, Powell, Meneeley. First row Cleft to rightlz Shovlin, Sorcxkcx, Tokcrch, Pcrsonick, Owens, Poplowski, Zovotsky, Mokris, Miller Molunowski, Kruynonski, Kendiq, Iohns, Bausch, Iordon, Marchetti, Rudko. Second row: Simlco, Filip kowski, MocHenry, Pisoneschi, Howe, Watkins, Glomb, Atiyeh, Tershozk, Pesotski, Tippett, Fruley. Ienkins Splendido, Rehrig, Novenski, Nesbitt, Novolcr. Third row: McKeown, Simpson, Shovlin, Suszlco, Kucirko, Smulovitz, Stetz, Klynoot, Bctrnick, Dzenis, Eitel, Kucirko, Barber, Renninger, Wilde, Milhous, Zcrremski. presented with rhythm and harmony. seventy-nine Pen Pal eighty if fx. gf de cam, First row fleft to rightjz Kolanick, Brandt, Beisel, Gritmcm, King, Grubauskas, Kresge, Ritts, Renninqcr, Verdekal, Wcxlison, Boni, McHugh, Duncan. Second row: Kondratick, Dinan, Huntzinfjer, Gross, Koval- chick, Bodgan, Zeto, McLaughlin, Horridqe, Rusenko, Iones, Compton, Jane Yochem, leon Yochem, Gra- bauskcxs. Third row: Davis, Van Sccy, Reese, Tippett, Walsh, Morpeth, DePolo, Spittel, Shovlin, Kuli- kowich, Perrins, Chanecku, Allen. First row Cleft to rightlz Gallagher, Shea, Ycxtsko, Wichella, Mosemcin, Murray, Golenski, Luton, Pearce Second row: Cronauer, Hunter, Edwards, Czubek, Flynn, Conner, Matthews, Hallet, Mullen, Cheskiewicz Third row: Gritman, Krcrhel, Monko, Whipple, Iones, Vitali, Foley, MacNeal. We begin to communicate, in word and song, first, ml., ... gf- Cla orale e entlr and Gglrtla gr de C'lwruA First row llett to rightiz Brinolcr, Winsock, S, Owens, Fieseler, Brehm, Smulowitz, R. Smith, M. Krumsky Iecxn Keen, Krom, Hull, Guida, Williamson, C. Smith, Nichols, Wusindcr. Ioan Keen. Second row: Strdnova Barrett, Pauley, Yankovich, Davis, Picchetti, Wallace, K. Owens. Zcrpotowski, Verespy, Novcxkowski, On dich, Steblinski, Crcxiq, Petro. Third row: Kcitucinski, Shilldbeer, Sercitin, Kelley, Scxrukci, Brown, Speicher, Bennett, Sermtore, Gola, Zumchuk, Dennis, Huey, Dotter, Iones. Fourth row: Doknovitch, McKeown, Kupur, Gustave, Hughes, Pedcmcr, Piscmeschi, DeRemer, Robinson, Corrigan, Wolko, I. Krumsky, Eike, Meneeley, Schiel, Glomcxn. First row fleit to riqhth: Reese, Bone, Aumcm, Sumka, Subol, Grubuuskors, Verdekal, Muttick, Ritts, Burdell Yencha, Wiiksyner, Fuccrin, Beisel. Second row: Kresge, Konnick, McHugh, Zeto, Becker, Bosticrncic Luce, Stoeckler, Schiei, Krokos, Denon, Fluncxqon, Burridqe, Marsland. Third row: Kozey, Biessner, Court right, Miller, Pisuneschi, Drcxsher, Birth, Stucker, Prutzmcrn, Watkins, Riehi, Van Scoy. Fourth row: Ash man, O'Donne11, Rutt, Benkoski, Prenqu, Gregory, Crcrke, Buhoski, Smith, Zbysewski, Webb, Iones. with each other, and then through the wide, wide world l 3 ghty-t Easier Louise Rodak and Michael Kopec Kreidlin Couple Last October, on Iournal Day, five boys and five girls were chosen from the Senior Class by the student body to be Cover Peopleu. One girl and one boy ap- pear on each issue of the Journal. The Cover People are chosen for leadership, appearance, and personality. Rita Woznicki, our head cheerleader, and loe Perkovvslci, a star football play- er, Were shown on the Thanksgiving Iournalg Frances Knasiak, a cheerleader, and Michael Kozemko, another football player, were on the Christmas issue, Rosalie Picchetti, also a cheerleader, and Iohn Decker, a football player, appeared on the Valentineis Day Coverg Louise Rodak, secretary of the Iunior Class, and Michael Kopec, president of the Senior Class, at Easter, and Ann White, treasurer of the Student Council, and Tino Andreoli, president of the Spanish Club, on the final issue in Iune. Then, on Breidlin Day, the Senior Class chose from these ten people one girl and one boy to be Breidlin Couple. VVe chose Louise Rodak and Michael Kopec Who also appeared together on the Easter Journal. Congratulations to them and to all the Cover People. Foofball Christmas Valentine's Graduation ournal C'0upleA ghty th C'0nAer ation 6,116 ighty-tour C'onAer tion Club First row Cleft to rightl: Kuznar, Srcrlik, Benkoski, DeRemer, Schiel, Dale, I. Schiel, Kopec, Klitchko, Ncrhill Olsakowski, Petroski, Scxhaydu. Second row: Mr. Ruddy, Slitcoe, Serniak, Peterlin, Eike, Koval, Curley Kenzukoski, Novack, Iubers, Picchetti, Burbirxi, Melnyk, Storey, Riehl. Third row: T. Dale, Horutz, Lcrs kowski, Kresge, Goodman, Corrigan, Brandt, Scrbol, McNamara, Sherbcr, Sheplock, Tershcrk, Gvozdcs Fourth row: Doknovitch, P. Wilqus, Peter Wilqus, Wcrligun, Prcrszsowicz, Kwiatkoski, R. Kresge, Pienta Rindgen. Dorrcmce, Tamblyn, Kucirko, Moore. First row Cleft to rightjz Silkosky, Iwicki, Terpcxck, Sheplock, Andreoli. Lcxbecki, Yencho Yule Rebcxrchak Kozcxk, Murray, Rowlands, Herron, Kozemko, Dombek. Second row: Smcrcher, Ncxreskl Holthcius Brislin Strone, Hurcarik, Hutz, Adumitis, Gurdock, Begun, Testen, Shuleski, Witkowski, Scmquilicmo Siskovic Young. Third row: Krum, Spunar, Murphy, Becker, Korman, Werner, Raykowicz, Bcilogu Rossi Kenzcm koski, Mitchell. Gorski, Filipkowski, Gloman. To preserve and to protecf is their purpose inn PN , A A AQ ' Y . , . ,' - na iyllfll e Tea her Jmerka ,mf fl, 4:46 First row Cleft to rightjz Davenport, Petro, Yencha, Serratore, Kresge, Zapotowski, Makaravitz, Kane, James, Serafin, Williams. Second row: Dennis, Miller, Konnick, Hands, Owens, Ritts, Kostak, Powell, Ercolani, Brehm. Ienkins, Yurkavaqe, Unvarsky, Nichols. Third row: Doknovitch, Decker, DeRe-mer, Dombek, Iwicki, Powell, Pisaneschi, Soloqovitch, Acacio, Carlson, Macarelli, White, Hodak, Picchetti, First row fleit to riqhtj: I, Steblinski, Kostak, Aqerkis, Miller. Mrozinski, Zapotowski, Gershen, Powell. Kane, Voelker, Novakowski, Winsock. Second row: Ioan Steblinski, Acacio, Kresge, Sabol, Crake, McCue. Ondich, Schiel, Yankovich, Pauley, Tershak, Nudo. Practical application is parl: of learning. eighty-five unior-Senior ff- Teem eiqhly- unior-Senior 71- Teem First row fleit to rightl: O'Brien, Price, Cram, Picchetii. Ercolani, White, Compton, Casterline, Kane, Miller. Wallace, Paul, Rodak, Sologovitch. Second row: Comito, Carlson, Macarelli, Lewis, Mcl-Iufjh, Dancheck. Guida, Conway, Brown, Verespy, Hutz, Krill, Fonzo. Third row: Olson, Williamson, Zapotowski, Zaleta, Kenworthy, Daly, Powell, Danilack, Knasiak, Unvarsky, Chisrnar, Kucirka, Kotch. First row fleft to righljz Vitali, Smith, Lidondici, Guida, Hemingway, Ioyce Vose, Sisco, Mikilitus, Hoover Roman, Zemanik. Berger, Kosciolek, Hunter. Second row: Yochem, Ioan Vose, Petroziello, Walters, Acacio Dennis, Klein, Check, Iskra, Seralin, Finley, Humble. Third row: Baran, Ritts, Kresge, Leonard, Williams Torino, Shea, Hands, Gallagher, Konnick, Hochreiter, Laux. Fourih row: Conwell, Davenpori, Benz, Chiss ler, Dooley, Owens, Carey, Jones, Lawrence, Baloga, Youkoski, Wallace. A correlated social and service program ?re Inman Sophomore lf- Teenn ?re Inman Sopla omore 'lf- 7eenA First row Kleft to rightjz Iones, Pisaneschi. Blamire, Nudo, Sebolka, Kelley, Bartosh, A. Pauley, Shorts, Winsock, Toole, Bowalick, Wertheimer. Second row: Marslcmd, Speicher, Grzezdzinski, Tershak, Buck- navage, Czarniecki, Novak, Scxhol, Wintermute, Krall, Unvarsky, M. Pauley. Third row: Dotter, Dixon. Gallagher, McHugh, Campbell, Kerwin, I. Kerwin, Sooby, Feldman, Kalinowski, Konscxvaqe. Fourth row Clarke, McNamara, Zeto, Rodale, Mitchell, Huey, Ycmkovich, Stepanski, Matty, Palko, Bennett. First row Cleft to rightl: Harrison, Hunter, Penne, Spunar, Howe, Mrozinski, Unvarsky, Gritman, Stepanski. Yatko, Check, Moseman, Zorzi, Fox. Second row: Jenkins. Czubek, Yatsko, Leonard, Terruso, Bostiancic, Tershak, Wichilla, Rehrig, Hallet, Fraley, Steianowski. Third row: Biniek, Bogdon, Kovulick, Turanski, Piscrneschi, Pienta, Balchus, Tippett, Navola, Terpack, Macho, Dreese. Fourth row: Shovlin, Bartish, King, Splendido. Ianasov, Allabaugh. Matthews. Conner, Galenski. has produced good results. eiqhtyvseven l I qht eighty-nine The stadium was packed on Thanksgiving Day. Coach Peel builds up school spirit. Our Thanksgiving Day Indians. Football season was full of fun and success. W The Band and Cheerleaders were terrific. What kind of a dance is that? The managers helped Us win We were Conference Champions again. First YOW Clefi to Tighfif T9IShUki IHGHCICJEI: Yencha, Seraiin, Kopec, Herron, Klitchko, Grendel, Praezowski, Silkosky, Sherba, Cole, manager. Second row: Pisaneschi, manager: Nareski, Wasilka, Kozemko, Mitchell. Brislin, Dale, Schiel, Mattey, Yatko, Lyons, Makaravitz, M. Kopec, Stefanosky, Corrigan, manager. Third row: Mr. Palermo, asst. coach: Mr. Payne, asst. coach: Terpack, Iones, Purta, Rebrik, Rossi, Raykowicz. Foley, Holthaus, Zimmerman, Cole, Dechman, Mr. Peel, coach. Fourth row: Novak, T. Yatko. Sahayda. Decker, Petroski, Grzezdzinski, Perkowski, Krum, Olsakowski, Sralik, Ankudovich. Conference C'laampionA ?oot6all The year 1957, is one that will be remembered for a long time in the hearts of each Coughlin football fan. For the second straight year, Cough- lin repeated as Wyoming Valley Football champs. Coach joe Peel's Crusaders started the season off with a defeat at the hands of the Plains Red Raid- ers by a score of 7 to 0. The game was nip-and- tuck with both teams fighting hard. Ioe Perkow- ski did most of Coughlin's work but had to leave the game late in the third quarter because of a leg injury. But, after the first game, Coughlin became alive and scored l93 points in the next seven games. As the season moved along, Coughlin and Kingston shaped up to be the two powers, and on Thanksgiving day the championship would be de- cided. The turkey day crowd got its money's worth as the two powers battled to a scoreless tie. Both teams played a hard gameg and, as a result of the tie, Coughlin was awarded the title. During the season, Coughlin was lead by Tiger Ioe Perkowski who scored 10 touchdowns and was ninety-two named the most valuable player of the year. He was also named on the All-Star, All--Scholastic, and top 33 in the state. He broke the all time scoring record in the Wyoming Valley Conference. Along with Joe, Big Bob Mitchell was also named to the All-Scholastic Team. Bob Ankudovich was voted a member of the All-Star Team. Iohn Decker, one of Coughlin,s breakaway backs, was given honorable mention on many of these teams because of his outstanding work. The East VVest game is the battle between the teams on the east side of the Susquehanna River and the teams on the west. This game is played in August, and representing Coughlin will be Mike Kozemko, Bob Mitchell, Bob Ankudovieh, Mike Sralik, Ioe Perkowski, Charles Grzezdzinski, and Iohn Decker. Returning next year are Lyons, Dale, Terpak, Dechman, Krum, and Petroski. We wish these boys the best of luck, and we all hope that Coach joe Peel,s Crusaders will bring home another championship. Decker foughf for every inch. Hurry up, Lace and Ank. Get back in there and mow 'em clown C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S. CHS C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S. C.H.S Come on, Paul. ?oot6afll Scar-eA 0 T33 45 26 25 I9 20 25 O ty th Plains Luzerne Plymouth Newport Nanticokc Mayers G.A.R. Lztrksvillc Kingston Conference Champs again! 2 Ka lee Mall The basketball team, coached by lVlr. Payne, had a misleading season. Although they lost a number of games, they were edged in the final quarter. and also most of the team lacked experi- ence as four of the starting five played their first year at varsity. Leading the team was Captain Bob Ankudovich who towers 6 feet, 6 inches. He lead the team in scoring and came in third in league scoring. He was chosen for the Dream Team on the Wyoming Valley side. This team is picked by coaches and newspapermen and con- sists of the best players in the league. Also lead- ing the attack was uliighting loew Hurley Whose spirit carried Coughlin through in a number of games. Schuster, Hurley. Terpak, and Baloga re- turn to the starting lineup next year and figure to cause plenty of trouble in the Wyoming Valley League. They will be backed up by Al Davis, Fran lwicki, Chappy Zimmerman, and Charles Thomas. Good luck to the boys and their coach who plans to bring the title to Coughlin. Beck shoots a long one Ank dunlcs another one lwiclci lays one up. ninety-four I xr. C. C C C. C H.S H.S HS HS HS HS C.H.S C. C. H.S H.S C.H.S C. H.S C.H,S C C. C. K1 K .H.S H.S H.S H.S C.H.S C.. C. C. H.S ILS H.S Kawlafetball Scorw EXHIBITION GAMES '57 Northwest 40 50 St. Nicholas 39 45 Hazleton 62 44 Ashley 70 57 VV. B. Township 46 65 Alumni 59 FIRST HALF LEAGUE 52 G.A.R. 68 51 Nanticoke 78 46 Plymouth 56 65 Newport 70 58 Hanover 74 67 Kingston 64 7l Meyers 74 SECOND HALF LEAGUE 55 G.A.R. 68 53 Nanticoke 63 70 Plymouth 89 , 63 Newport 60 45 Hanover 66 68 Kingston 103 4 76 Meyers 53 Schuster hooks one. Q D p H Akd Y First TOW llefi to Yi ml: cxvis, Ter ak, Iwicki, olthaus, n u ovich, atko, Decker, Hurley, Schuster. dA a Tefshcfkf YHCIUUQGYQ 52601101 row: Mr. Payne, coach, Baloqa, Iskra, Rembish, Koscielski, Skrepenack, Dress- lxer, Zimmerman, te anowskr, Pxsaneschi, manager. ir row: De oo Strone Franks, Rowlands. ares i. Sf Thd Pi, , ety-f Benkoski breaks him down What a pretzel! City Clmmpiom The season of l957-,58 was very successful for Coughlin on the mats. Lead by Coach Iohn Iones, the Crusaders piled up a 5 to 2 record during the regular season. They also defeated Meyers and C.A.R. for the City Championship. Leading the team were Don Smacher and Ron Barovich at 95 and lO3 lbs., respectively. Smaeher,s first year at varsity was Very successful as he won l3 matches of which ll were won by pins. He was also a city and district champ, but he lost out in the re- gionals. Ron Barovich lost only one match in two years at varsity. He is a co-captain, city and dis- trict champ. Butch Thomas Ceo-captainD, Bernie Deehman, and Lee Lyons won City Titles and were awarded tie clasps. Seniors who enjoyed a good season were Don Barovich, Edwin Thomas. Ed Benkoski, and lim Kelbaugh. Coach lones has seven Lettermen returning next year, and they figure to bring home the championship. Among the victories for Coughlin were wins over Meyers. G.A.R., Plymouth, Northwest, and Hanover. Re- turning next year are Larry Dombek, Lee Lyons, Richtjones, Frank Dale, Don Smacher, George Merrick. iY reA fling In the first match of the season, Coughlin de- feated Hanover by a score of 28 to l4. Coughlin started off strong as Srnacher, Cole, and the Baro- vich twins gained quick victories. Deehman, Dale and Kelbaugh kept the points coming in with one- sided victories. Thus was the pattern set during the season. and we all wish luck to Coach Iones and his team next year. WMA fling Scar-eA C.H.S Kingston C.H.S Hanover C.H.S Northwest C.H.S. Meyers C.H.S C.A.R. C.H.S. Plymouth C.H.S. Lehman C.H.S. Forty Fort City meet: C.H.S. 44, G.A.R. 35, Meyers 29 First row lleit to riqhtl: Sorokas - manager, Smacher, R. Barovich, Cole, D. Barovich, E. Thomas, Dechman. ' C. Thomas, Dale, Benkoski, Sralik, Hughes- manager. Second row: Naessiq, Meneeley, Lyons, Hofiman, Antosh, Silkosky, Merrick, Wasilewski, Honlan, Powell, Dombek, Laskoski, DePo1o. Third row: Holmes, 9 m Kupar, Hutz, Gurdock, Brennan, Thomas, Gibbons, DeHe-mer, Chapple, Lyons, Hotchkiss. Smacher will pin his man. Just about pinned. You've got him, Barovich! ninety-seven Success in field, as well as forum, marked Crusading for a touchdown. ' ty ght 1 MQ, lc 5 c W., l X i Em W - l 4, A N If ' wx I . W ,WMM E ,---xW,,,. r Q z s s I, X. .... A I 'Q f f f, lbw.. .f , f fl!! QW W v f I, Nm. 2 Baloga flips one up the ninefeen fifty-seven-fifty-eight season. . 9 gf H J- ZS i f H Xulv On 'che field. f Turn him over, Lyons. I WW i Striking a pose! ..l 7 1 i Q 'WW They jump so high .... gym I First row fleit to riqhtjz Langdon, Kenzcikoski, Roth, Bielski. Second row: Russell, Pooh, Thomas., Serrnux, row: Kenzcxkoski, Frank, Benedetti, Movoln, Smcichez, Kay' gym eam The Boyis Gym Team is in its second year at Coughlin and is coached by John Tones. lt is a good way of building and keeping up your health. Some of the members returning are Ioe Schiel, Red Russell, Butch Thomas, Ron Barovich, Rich jones, Bob Kozemko, and Art Poole. Some of the equipment used in Coughlinis new gym are the trampolene, spring board, horses, parallel bar, high bar, flying rings, and a variety of mats used for tumbling. The boys have a chance to show their stuff to the whole school on May Day. They may also tour other schools and show them what feats can be accomplished outside of classes. Most of the practicing is done on the boys, extra time. The team is open to any boy in the school who can handle himself on any one of the apparatuses mentioned above. Butch Thomas and Red Russell handle the high bar and the ropes, and Artie Poole and Rich Iones startled the crowd on the parallel bar. Meanwhile Toe Sehiel and Ron Barovich kept the fans in good humor with their perform- ances on the trampolene. After a number of feats are accomplished, the boys are rewarded by re- ceiving the letter Cn for their work. Pusone, Kozemko, Kresge, Makamvitz, Compton, Hurcarik, Schiel, Von Scoy, Franckiewicz. Third Kulikowieh, Mcrslowsky, Kenzukoski, Dempsey. one hundiecl W if Xi w Which way is up? Flying over the horse. Duet on the rings. Carfwheel after carfwheel. one hundred one i-'irst :ow fleft to right: Dominick, Moore. Gibbons, Silkosky, Kobziewicz, Hennessey, Young, Sescilla k Lyons, Martin, Rushton, Oliver, Spagnola. Second row: Burbini, manager: Siskovic, Antosh, Novak Koscielski, Meneeley, Moore, Rinaldi, Friel, Dombek, Gurdock, Yencha, Cole, Thomas, Purta. Third row Steianowski, manager, Corrigan, manager: Scrhaydu, Iones, Dechman, Olsczkowski, Krum, Holthaus, P Gibbons, Lyons, Makaravitz, Kopec, Rcxykowicz, De-Polo, manager: Mr. Peel, Coach. Track The Coughlin Track Team, coached by Mr. Peel, had a successful season during the ,58 cam- paign. The team was captained by Mike Kozem- ko. Mike is one of the best pole vaulters that ever came out of C.H.S. Last year he took first place in the District Track Meet and did a good job in the State Finals. As the season closed in '57, Mike was vaulting close to twelve feet. But, Mike broke his arm during football season this year and whether the vaulting record might have been broken will never be known. Dombek hurls the javelin. During the season, Coughlin came up with some good runners. Paul Krum and Bernie Dech- man led the team and won many events in the mile and half-mile relays. Meanwhile, Paul Gib- bons and Charles Sahayda kept points coming in the high and low hurdles. Larry Dombek, Lee Lyons, Jim Doyle, and Iohn Makaravitz led the team in the field events. We know the boys will do a good job in the meets remaining. VVe wish to congratulate thc boys and wish good luck to next yea1 s team. Track Scorer! C.H.S 46V2 Plymouth SOVZ C.H.S 7816 G.A.R. 48V2 CHS. l2l Northwest 6 C.H.fl 34V2 Kingston 92M C.H.S. 6716 Meyers 5925 City Meet C.H.S. 52M Meyers 502 G.A.R. 32 one hundred two They took the low road. Who won? Shot put by Makaravitz. But, they took the high road one hundred thre 9 Tony plans the day's strategy. Strike three ! Kate all This year's team, coached by Mr. Anthony Ruddy, enjoyed a successful season. It was cap- taincd by Mike Kopec who enjoyed a fine season at bat. Leading the Crusaders at bat were Ioe Perkowski, john Decker, Bob Mitchell, Bob Har- carik, while on the mound were Dan Terpak and Al Horoszy. Team members that are retiring are: Mike Kopec, Joe Perkowski, Iohn Decker, Bob Mitchell, Ed Yencha, and Walter Krokas, those returning are: Al Harcarik, Fran lwicki, Al Davis, and Stan- ley Schuster. Coughlin received another point toward the Ben Cohen Trophy as Coach Ruddyis team chalk- ed up victories over Meyers and G.A.R. They beat their city rivals two times each. So far this year, Coughlin has Won five League games in six starts. They lost to Hanover by a close score, but Hanover lost to C.A.R. in another League game. Both teams, Coughlin and Hanover, have five and one records and are tied for first place in the Wyoming Valley League. As We go to press, Coughlin and Hanover are fighting for first place in the League. The Winner will represent the Wyoming Valley League in the playoff games. VVhether Coughlin Will Win is yet unknown. but we are sure that the team will continue to repre- sent us Well. Between innings. e hundred four i C.H.S. C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S 544416411 bm! Who's up next? Kingston G.A.R. Meyers Hanover Team Kaweball Scorw Tag him ! C.H.S. Hazleton C.H.S. G.A.R. C.H.S Meyers C.H.S Hazleton First row Cleft to rightlz Baloga, Franks, Chapple, O'Donnel1, Zielinski, Barns, Marko, Emmert, S, Perkow- ski, Sorokas, manager. Second row: Iackiewicz. assi. manager: Hurley, Foley, A, Harcarick, Young. Zimmerman, Rowlands, Nareski, Miller, Strone, Wargo, Horozy, Feldman, manager. Third row: Coach Ruddy, Terpak, Shuster, Krokos, Iwicki, Kopec, Mitchell, I. Perkowski, T. Depolo, Sorokas, Sheplock. D. Depolo, Decker. R. Harcarick, Yencha, Klitchko, manager. one hundred hve C'lneerleaderA First row Cleft to rightj: Guida, Owens, Kee S o d w: Dcmilack, K sick, Wo nicki, Picchetti. ,X 0 x ZQQWQQ W5 QWWW Mug T F f xg 'XX Q fi f 7'kNs L Jw M f t iv l 2520, f f ffff ofy lllqoretteif First row llett to rightl: Zuleta. Sisko, Grzezdzinski, Dooley, Wasindu Vose, Bartosh. ne hundred si First row fleft to riqhtl: Boyle, Fonzo, Sooby, Lidondici, Chismcxr, Shcxles, Mikilitus, Estock, Yuukoski. S fI'llf'f'el'A 522223, 'E'L'QflfifTl'5l1xZf'siinliflil,vgfllfS2gkiZfTq2l'tnf'lfli1T' Bum' McHugh' Macmm' mm 'W gm 5 as Always embedded in Coughlin High School,s and has completed the season with a well-done s orts memories will be the s orts in which girls 'ob. The basketball and hoeke teams, headed b P P I Y Y participate-hockey, bowling, and basketball. The Mrs. Rita Dougher, have also had a successful sea- bowling team is sponsored by Miss Zlata Tuhy son. These activities are combined into one unit, the G.A.A.-the Girls' Athletic Association. Tumbling Team on May Day. one hundred seven Qrl 14 Kzmlzetball Team First row fleit to rightl: Fieseler, Smulowitz, Lipurulcr, Miller, A. Bnrbini, Fisher, Grzezdzinski, Smith Second row: Macko, E. Burbini, Hcxllet, Obuhosky, Kelley. Gcrughczn, Icxnusov. Third row: Bostijcmcic Burritt, Novukowski, Matty, Terruso, Feldman, Rembish. Q14 lf Mickey Yeam First row Cleft to riqhtlz Fieseler, Schiel, E. Bcxrbini, A. Burbini, Fisher, Grzezdzinski, Smith. Second row: Krisanda, Gulenski, Zeto, Terpuck. Yatsko, Bcxrtosh, Wichellu, Ianasov, Gcughcm, Unvursky, Vcxn Scoy Third row: Pudloski, Prevuznak, Benz, Hunzer, Finley, Saruku, Kalinowski, Thompson, Dechmcm. one hundred eight Q14 Z Swimming A bevy of bathing beauties. Who's going to win? One, two, three, dive! In she goes. d Yndex Page Alma Mater 7,,,,,,.,.,,,, V7.V.... 2 Assistant Principal ,,,,,,,,,.,,. VVYVV 7 Assistant Superintendent ,,,,.. V..VV 1 0 Band ,,,i ,,,,t,,t,,,,,.,,.,,.aw.aaaaa .-...... 7 9 Bank Cashiers ,,,,,, aaaaa.aa..i.... 7 4 Baseball A ti,,,,,,,,,, ,VVVVVVV l 04, 105 Basketball 2 ,.,,,,, ,,,,,,, VVVVV.VV 9 4 , 95 Board of Education .Y,,.,, aaa.aa...... 1 1 Board of Publications 2 ,,,, 2 ,,,,.,,. 56, 59 Bowling Club .,..,,,,,,,,,,., Vrrwrrr, 6 3 Brcidlin Couple t,,,,,aa ..VV.VVV 8 2 Building Pictures 2 t,,,,,, .V... 2 , 3 Business Staff ,,,,,,, ,,,.t,,Yt,t,,,,,,,.,,i,,......w...VVVVV7VVVV 5 8 Candids 2 acaccccaacc 4, 24, 25, 40, 41, 43, 49, 52, 53, 63, 65, 90, 91, 98, 99 Cheerleaders ,,.., ,,,,,,.,,,,,..,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,... ,,,,..,,,, 1 0 6 Chorale 22 22 .,..,t.,.., ,,,, aaaaaa 2 2 81 Conservation Club ,,,,,,,,, ......,.,,,. 8 4 Cover Couples, Journal .,,,.. ,,,,.,,. 8 2, 83 Dedication ,,,,,,.,,. ,.....,,. ,....,,. 6 Division Pages Activities ..,a.,,, ..,,,,,, 5 4, 55 Administration ,tcac ,,,a, 8 , 9 Classes ,,,, ,.,... ,,t,, 1 8 , 19 Sports 22 22 ,,,, 2 ,,,,,... 88, 89 Electronics Club ,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,, 7 3 Faculty ,,.,,.,,.. ,,,., l 2, 16 Football .i.. ,....,., 9 2, 93 Foreword ,,,, 2. ,t,t,,, 2 5 French Club ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,,, 6 7 Future Engineers ,,,,,,,,,t,,,,,,,,,, ,,.....i 7 3 Future Teachers of America t,,,,,,, ,t..,,. 8 5 German Club ,,,,, ,,.,,e.,,,, ,.,,,,,, ...,.... 6 6 Girls, Athletic Association ,e,,,,,,, 71 Girls' Sports ,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,,,.,,, 1 08, 109 Gym Team ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, 100, 101 Hi-Y 2 ttt.t.,,t.,,,,,... 70 Homerooms 2 .,.,..i, 44-48, 50-52 one hundred ten Journal Reporters t,tt,,... Junior Class Officers ,,,, 22 Junior High Chorus 2 ...,,, Junior High Orchestra Junior Ushers ,,,e,,e,,,,,,,, Key Club a,,,, ,,,,., Latin Club .,,,.,,. Letter to Class ,,,.,, Lettermen ,,,,,,.,.. Library Aides ...,,,,,.,, Mathematics Club ,,t,,,, Maintenance ,,.,,,, Majorettes e,t,,,, Masquers ,,,,,,.., May Day 22 .,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., National Honor Society Office Staff ,,,,,e,,,e,,e,,,,,,,,,,.,, Outing Cl957D ...., Patrons' List ,,,t,,t Pen Pals 2 ,,.,,,,., . Principal .2 ,,,.,,.,,..,,,, 22 Senior Class Officers ,a,,,, Senior Class Panels 2 Senior Play 2 ,,,,,,,,,, 22 Senior Class Song . i.., 2 Spanish Club tt,,.,,tt,,, Stage Crew e,,,,t, 22 Strutters ..,...,,.,,,..,, Student Council ,,t,,,,, Superintendent .,,. Supervisors ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 Symphony Orchestra .,,,,., Table of Contents e,,,,,, Title Page ,.,,,a,.,..,,, Track ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Varsity Orchestra .,,i,,, Wrestling ,...,,ee,.,,,.. Y-Teens ,,,.,, Page 59 42 .2 80, 81 79 42 74 75 23 70 85 72 17 ,22222222106 62 22 76, 77 22 20, 21 68, 69 111,112 80 2 6 2 tttt 222 2 26, 40 60, 61 22 67 22 22 62 22 22 107 64 22 22 10 11 78 4 102, 103 22 78 96, 97 2 86, 87 Aclams Atlantic Service Station Adams Poultry Alice Beauty Shop American Dry Cleaning Andy the Tailor Angelo Trucking A Friend Barre Engraving Co. Miss Theresa Bass Bernards Dept. Store, Parsons Mr. Stanley Besjeski Mrs. Helen Bidwicks Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Blankenbush Mr. and Mrs. Ken. Blankenbush A Friend . Bob's Garage Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Booth Mrs. Frank Boyle Miss Edith Brice Miss Helen Brinko Mr. and Mrs. George Bruno Miss Della Budziak Miss Viola Budziak Mr. and Mrs. Robert Capin SNXZ Edward Carey Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Carey Mr. and Mrs. William A. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carey Miss Rita Carlin V Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carr Chase's East End Boulevard Market Mr. and Mrs. Ceklosky Mr. and Mrs. D. Check Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Check Mr. Iohn Choley Chuck Robbins Chuck Robbins Sporting Goods Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cigarski Citizens Bank of Parsons Dr. and Mrs. L. Clark Class of 1921 Class of 1934 Class of 1954 Coffee and Donut Shop Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Conway Mr, Alex Crassick Mr. and Mrs. E. Delescavage Mr. and Mrs. lames Doran, Oil Dealer Mrs. Anne Ducey Edna's Beauty Shop Pat:-ann' li t Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Eitel Sr. and lim A Friend Mr. and Mrs. William Emco Empire Beauty School Evans the Florist Fiesler Neon Signs Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fiesler Finns Soda Co. Miss Mary Ll. Fischer Floor Crafters Frank's Lumber Co. Franklin Federal Fristic Service Station Mrs. Ceal Gallagher Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Gatusky Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gola Mrs. Edythe Gottschall Mrs. Elizabeth Griffith and Family Herbert Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Guida H. A. Whiteman 6 Co. Mr. C. M. Hall Mr. Edward Hando Hanover Beauty Supply A Friend Harostock Funeral Service Heat Service Co. Homeroom 7-1 lVliss Marjorie Hughes Homeroom 7-4 Mr. Lehet Homeroom 8-4 Miss Marie Hughes Homeroom 8-5 Miss T. McGovern Homeroom 9-7 Miss Simakaski Homeroom 10-5 Mr. Evans Homeroom 11-4 Miss Golden Homeroom 12-5 Miss Durkin Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Hromisin Miss Marie Hughes Miss Marjorie Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hummel A Friend lorio's Pizzeria Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Iska I E1 H Excavating and Concrete Co. loe's Gas Station loe's Parking Station Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iones Miss Evelyn lones A Friend Mr. and Mrs. George Iones Mrs. lean Iones Miss Margaret A. Iones Dr. R. Barry Iordan Iordan-the Hatter Inc. Iosephine's Beauty Shop Mr. Clayton Karambelas Kathleen and Bill Keen's Garage Mrs. Harold Keen Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph R. Kelly Miss Mary Elizabeth Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kessler Mrs. Fred Kingston Mr. Geo. H. Kocyen Mr. and Mrs. Iohn A. Koschak Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kosciolek Mr. Sid Kranson Carl K. Kresge Willard Kresge Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kruzlik Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kucirko Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Lamareain Larry's Lunch Nlr. William M. Laubaugh Leon's Sunoco Station A Friend Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Libertoski fi Family Liberty Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Ben Linski Mrs. D. H. Lippencott David H. Lippencott Mr. and Mrs. Michael LoVullo Lyons Photography Mr. and Mrs. M. Macekura Mack Supply Co. A Friend Market Smoke Shop Martin Radio and TV Mary Ann Sweet Shoppe Mr. Iames McGuire Miss Theresa McGovern Iames A. McKane Iames G. Meighan Mr. and Mrs. loe Menighan Mr. and Mrs. lohn Mikilitis A Friend Moran and Flynn one hundred eleven Morris Service Station Francis V. Murphy, Alderman Sen. Martin L. Murray Mr. Niggrin, Alderman Novenslci Radio and TV Service Mrs. A. Nudo Ioseph Obester A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Olshemsky Iames Overfield Palace Launderers and Dry Cleaning Parsons Pharmacy Pasquini Block Co. Miss Mary R. Patton Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pellegrini Penn Tailor Petrillo Paint Store Mrs. Paul Pietnoski W. Poad, Chief Clerk Mr. and Mrs. I. Pope Mr. and Mrs. William Proeller Quaker Courts Motel Ramona's Beauty Salon Richmond Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Ritts AXZ Alexander I. Rosiak Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roth Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rowlands A Friend Royale Coffee Shop Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ruddy Russo Fat:-om ' fi t Mrs, Aldo Russo Sam Roth's Market Sani-Fome Products Nlrs. Stella Sattof Mrs. Stella Sattof Mr. Edmund Savitski D. T. Scott 8 Sons Mr. Stanley Serafin Shawnee Sporting Goods Shelhorne Electronics, R.C.A. Sicklers Bike Shop Silver Top Window Co. Miss Simakaski Mr. and Mrs. loseph Skwinski lVlr. and Mrs. Michael Smacher Mr. and Mrs. Casey Smith Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Smulowitz Bros., Trucking A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Z. Smulowitz The Spa Square Record Shop Sunny Brook Dairy Mr. and Mrs. E. Swartz TV Services Mrs. Mary Tanona Tony's Tailor Shop Day I-I. Thomas Aluminum Co. Mr. and lVlrs. Alex Trubela Trudy's Restaurant lVlr. and Mrs. Edward Turner Edward Urbanski Urhanski Iewelers Vaccaro's Cvarment Cleaners Viola's Gift Shop Voyton Brothers Truck Bodies A Friend Mrs. lda VVallace Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Wallace Miss Eleanor Ward Miss Ellen Wasilewslci Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wasilewislci White Hardware Co., lnc. Ann G. White Mr. and Mrs. Edward White, Si A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wliite, lr. Mr. Iohn VVhite Vifillie and Kathy VVilkesfBarre Business College VVilkes-Barre Electric Supply VV'ilkesfBarre Meat Market VVilliams Bros. 63 Co., lnc. Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Williams Miss M. Williams XVoodlawn Dairy A Friend Mrs. Charles Yale Mr. and Mrs. M. Yankovich Yurko Florist Zalkin Fruit and Produce Mr. Steve Zalley A Friend Miss Kathleen Zarola Zimmermans Cvuglclin lliglc School Parent Teaclca-A p4AAociation one hundred twelve JAMES A MCKANE - SQUARE PRINTING co. .